Sentence examples for held allure from inspiring English sources
The piano has always held allure for him, particularly for its harmonic possibilities.
Lasers have long held allure for physics, the military and science fiction, finds Luke Fleet.
Even if one doesn't know about Mrs. Vreeland's fascination with military pomp, one would know the precision of the ceremony -- the lines of horses and soldiers, the palace gates -- held allure for Mrs. Vreeland, beyond the actual occasion.
Despite the blossoming conveniences and improved global rankings of Southeast Asian colleges closer to home, the US still holds allure as the golden Land of Opportunity for many international students.
But Thomas A. Kershaw, a Boston restaurateur and owner of Cheers, the bar that inspired the television show, said the chance to work in the nation's capital seemed to hold allure.
Eastern Europe, and particularly Poland, holds allure for American businesses of all sizes, not only because it has low costs and an educated work force but also because it is a gateway to the European Union and its 430 million people.
Do Disney outposts in Shanghai, Tokyo and Hong Kong hold allure for U.S. visitors?
Your handwriting will hold allure for the reader because it is an extension of yourself.
The campers are of an age where grooming, bathing, braiding and plaiting, riding, vaulting and basic messing-around-the-barn still hold allure.
In the years before the financial crisis, private offerings of stock held much allure.
