Sentence examples similar to lure an image from inspiring English sources

But despite the complaints -- or perhaps because of them -- the Trois Garçons manages to lure an image-conscious crowd; the evening I was there, Rod Stewart sat at a nearby table.

THE book artist Maureen Cummins says she deliberately "snares" viewers by luring them toward an image they're familiar with.

Celebrity Big Brother lured a mere 2.7 million.

Luring a new slugger wasn't hard.

The success of a predator in luring a child depends on its ability to build the trust.

Is that just part of an image, designed to lure the rest of us in?

It may also mean that we aren't dazzled by a movie pulling out every stereotyped image imaginable to lure back an audience.

That is an image the city is trying to change as it works overtime to promote itself as a business-friendly city to lure more companies to the area or to convince them to stay.

So goes Noble's mother's assessment – his mother, here, being an image projected on to a bucket that sits on the head of an audience member who has been lured onstage.

Aside from Hoboken's most obvious asset -- its proximity to Manhattan -- several other factors have helped to lure residents and shed its image as a tough industrial port.

But the recursive narrative of the film is just the pretext for a more involuted essay on time, memory and the lure of images.