Sentence examples for hold a lure from inspiring English sources

But those two sports, to name two, still hold a lure for me as an adult.

"When you hold a lure in your hand, it is so delicate that you feel you could crush it like an eggshell," said Alison Berger, explaining the inspiration for her latest piece, the Lure sconce.

Russia also holds a powerful lure to bring other former Soviet states into the union, if it chooses: access to its domestic labor market.

Paul and Gail hold a fake wedding to lure Robert of hiding and he shoots Paul, who survives due to a bullet proof vest.

(I found out later the job I held was a lure that got them editors for their less prestigious magazines).

When a squirrel is close by (lure it in with the peanuts) hold a peanut by just one end in your fingers.

Hold a piece of sandwich meat in one hand to lure the animal towards you, and a leash in the other to catch it.

While Moscow lures with Russia's rich history, spy stories and gruesome geopolitics, Kiev seems to hold a silver medal earned in the post-Soviet competition for tourists.

For his part, Mr. Curran, 55, says space never held a particularly strong lure for him.

And so there you are grinning away at the audacity of the image of a voluptuous woman in a bathtub holding a dead fish as a lure to catch weak men or at the pointed language of forgetfulness that is always spoken by reunited family members in Shepard Land.

"Aw, come on," kidded Slekis, holding a Day-Glo orange lure up to his ear lobe.