Sentence examples for idea of luring from inspiring English sources

Armani, however, has been reported to be toying with the idea of luring ex-Gucci designer Tom Ford back to Milan.

The mine, which remains structurally sound, was reopened in 1985, when the idea of luring tourists to a drab, played-out upstate Pennsylvania city like Scranton was considered eccentric at best.

"We need them to be healthy and active, and do their thing by bringing in people," said Karl A. Schledwitz, a politically connected zoo board member who came up with the idea of luring pandas to Memphis in 1996.

Except that if you read another daily paper you will have woken up to the news that Abramovich has, in fact, ditched the idea of luring Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge and will instead stand outside Pep Guardiola's window playing the violin and insisting that he won't return to London with out him.

He invested his knowledge and seed money in camping and fishing gear with the idea of luring tourists to Sakhalin's spectacular if rather obscure natural attractions.

They would tell him that his other great idea of luring mosquitoes to a surrogate host (a bag of blood spiked with insecticide) is not a wise idea.

So the idea of being lured into another world of links, recommendations, endorsements and opportunities left me feeling ambivalent.

Several participants chose to pitch ideas on Friday night in the hope of luring one of the 53 developers in attendance to work on their project.

Figure 2 A model of luring communication theory.

The idea to lure Major League Baseball to the Netherlands was hatched about five years ago when the Pioniers were told they would have to leave their old playing fields in a part of Hoofddorp earmarked for residential development.

As the director of the Miller Theater at Columbia University for 11 years, Mr. Steel proved himself an intelligent and youthful impresario with no shortage of ideas about luring new audiences to classical music.