Sentence examples for lure members from inspiring English sources

He should try especially hard to lure members of the opposing party into his cabinet.

And second, Mr. Romney's well-publicized opinions about the auto bailout offer the perfect issue to lure members of the United Auto Workers to the polls.

To try to keep and lure members, some departments have considered asking their local municipalities to offer a local tax break -- $1,000 for example -- on local taxes.

The new adviser is expected to try to lure members of the opposition to support the Muslim League and seal Mr Sharif's control over a province in which he would be unlikely to win an election.

When American forces in Iraq wanted to lure members of Al Qaeda into a trap, they hacked into one of the group's computers and altered information that drove them into American gun sights.

In Washington, where senior politicians pride themselves on working hard and playing little, it has become increasingly difficult to lure members of Congress and top administration officials, no less cabinet members, to dinners and receptions.

The PF tried to expand its parliamentary support base by luring members from the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) with appointments as deputy ministers.

Climbers could make more money washing windows at the visitor's lodge, and that was often what lured members away from search and rescue – that and frustration with the park's adversarial attitude towards climbers.

"If a girl is getting abused by her father, the gang will step in and end it," said Gustavo Cifuentes, a streetwise former gang member with an extensive criminal record who now works for Guatemala's government trying to lure gang members into leading better, law-abiding lives.

That, in turn, allowed them to lure more members with an increasing portfolio of destinations.

Dr. Norman Edelman, the current dean, said Dr. Kuschner's wit and charm helped him lure faculty members from other schools.