Sentence examples for is not lured from inspiring English sources

"The most important thing is to make sure it is well-formed, comes to an end at the right time, and is not lured into the usual thing of trying to keep something going past its time".

Fellowes has previously said: "The most important thing is to make sure Downton is well-formed, comes to an end at the right time and is not lured into the usual thing of trying to keep something going past its time".

Fellowes himself has said that "the most important thing is to make sure Downton is well-formed, comes to an end at the right time, and is not lured into the usual thing of trying to keep something going past its time".

Neame told AFP that the show, which launched in September 2010, will "live to an age of somewhere between five and 10 years" while Fellowes said to the Wall Street Journal: "The most important thing is to make sure it is well-formed, comes to an end at the right time, and is not lured into the usual thing of trying to keep something going past its time".

No sir, he is not lured by jiggle, wiggle ala Sarah Palin, but rather competence, strength and tenacity.

But he is still only 18 years old, and should do well in future Olympics, assuming he isn't lured into David Cameron's Etonian coterie.

I was not lured into it, provoked into it.

Despite the growing German influence, the Balkans were not lured into the Nazi camp.

"Despite what some family members said after the fact, they were not lured or overtly pressured".

He added that public universities must also raise professors' salaries to ensure that talented faculty members are not lured to the private sector.

The year was 1990, and of the thousands of newcomers arriving in Arizona, at least two were not lured by the blue skies and the dry desert heat.