Sentence examples for historic lure from inspiring English sources

THE historic lure of most municipal bonds has been their tax-free returns.

As we've discussed here before, it is hard to resist the lure of this historic puzzle.

Now some of the "roofers" are offering the experience to visitors – their tour details are often stencilled on to city-centre pavements – with the lure of widescreen historic panoramas uncluttered by skyscrapers.

Despite the slowness of progress in nuclear talks and the legacy of deep mistrust between America and Iran, Saudi officials openly fret that America could "sell them out" for the lure of an historic rapprochement with a power they see as intrinsically hostile.Other differences, too, are brewing.

WHETHER lured by its historic or cultural riches, visitors to Berlin are often surprised to find that the German capital sits on a vast system of waterways and is home to more bridges than Venice.

It created a historic district as one way to lure businesses and people back downtown.

Michelle Obama and her two daughters are currently on a visit to China that is billed as a form of "soft diplomacy" by the White House, which is anxious to lure Beijing away from its historic support of Moscow.

It is a historic role reversal, because for decades Portugal lured immigrants from its former colonies in Latin America and Africa.

Though the development efforts intended to upgrade affordable housing options for the working class, they instead attracted wealthy professionals lured by the city's historic structures and proximity to New York.

The hotel is now trying to lure residents from nearby with a "historic package" featuring a one-night stay and a lobster dinner.

Barbara Scott, an art historian from Broken Arrow, Okla., was lured by the idea of buying a historic property.