Sentence examples for lure humans from inspiring English sources
If truth is the lure, humans are fishes.All the fine bones of that eaten-up story,think about them.Their salt-cod whiteness on whiteness.
Stripped of this context, Bush takes on the tragicomic desperation of a spambot trying to lure human followers by associating itself with search-engine-optimized keywords.
What photos would Siri want me to upload if she were actually using my face and body to lure human men to their graves?
A magic book lures humans into its pages in Kristin Kladstrup's charming debut fantasy, The Book of Story Beginnings (Candlewick, $15.99).
Moreover, the retreat of the polar ice cap is luring human industry northward as never before.
That was an exercise in using government to set the table for long-term growth by luring human capital, not in trying to micromanage the future with shiny office buildings, a downtown stadium or a mall.
Not only has the economic downturn in the United States eliminated many of the jobs that used to lure immigrants, human rights groups say, but also the federal government has stepped up efforts to stop the underground railroad of migrants, building mammoth fences in several border towns and flooding the region with hundreds of new Border Patrol agents equipped with high-tech surveillance tools.
They were the children of North Korean women who had been lured by human traffickers with promises of food and then sold to Chinese men, he said.
Sometimes called attic flies because they seek out such spaces in the fall for winter shelter, cluster flies are harmless to people and crops, are not lured by human food and are not known to spread any disease.
Many other countries, including the neighboring Dominican Republic, have granted this sort of franchise to lure much needed human and financial resources.
"A lot of people don't even know what DNA is or how natural selection works and they are missing out on all these cool discoveries!" For Emilia, biology's lure lies in human evolution.
