Sentence examples for lure light from inspiring English sources

Light as lure, light as deception.

A WRECKER, says the Oxford English Dictionary, is someone "who causes shipwreck, for the purposes of plunder by showing luring lights or false signals" or "a person who makes a business of watching for and plundering wrecked vessels".In her grimly fascinating book, Bella Bathurst tells the story of British wreckers and shipwrecks over the past 300 years.

In general, anglers fishing plastic worms follow the same rule as fishing other lures, using light colors such as blue, green, or pearl on bright days and clear water conditions and darker colors such as purple or black on dark days and in cloudier or choppy water.

A string of fishing-lure party lights now adorns their kitchen cabinets, and framed vintage sepia-toned photographs of the Chalet hang on the walls.

So keep in mind the pleasurable goal of feeling uplifted, refreshed and energetic the following day to help you resist the lure of the light.

In spring, you should use a light lure around 1/8 oz.

Use a light lure or a spoon, or use a live minnow that's hooked through the lips.

Bright lights lure squid to the surface.

I tied on a lighter lure and cast again.

Mainly caught in the east-central Pacific by large-scale industrial jigging using light lures that can be seen from space.

But, I said, each time we are lured into the light we are mugged by the darkness of this country's past.