Sentence examples for it would lure from inspiring English sources

"If there was a museum and the possibility of exhibiting there," he says, "it would lure them to the country".

After Taiwan, or the Republic of China, lost its UN seat to China in 1971, it would lure developing countries to open diplomatic relations with large aid packages and other inducements.

She knew it would lure Jason and his friends to her house.

While customers may like the idea of green buildings, Mr. Stern said he was skeptical that it would lure them into stores.

It said it believed that it would lure more shoppers during the holidays with a new credit card program that offers 5 percent off all purchases and a bigger array of fresh food.

There's no easy way to explain why an event so remote would have that effect -- why it would lure people out of their beds and into their long johns to flirt and laugh and cheer.

Prolonged low interest rates and the threat of an imminent rise in capital-gains tax (in the event the tax rose by less than people thought it would) lured savers away from banks after the general election in May.

In 2001, the Swiss stock exchange launched Virt-X, an electronic exchange that it hoped would lure a large share of trading in European shares with cheaper prices.

It was hoped that the presence of the scouting group in waters so far from its base would lure the southern section of the Grand Fleet into a pursuit.

It needs more jobs, which would lure back the people who migrated to western Germany in search of work.

It was thought that they would lure the Tamil rebels in the north-east of the country to pursue change through the polling booth rather than the gun.