Sentence examples for lure on from inspiring English sources

The two men whom he was never able to lure on to the platform and whom he considers the best material available are G.B. Shaw, and Will Rogers.

In the way New York drew artists in the '50s, this city at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers seems to exert a magnetic lure on talented chefs who come from almost anywhere else and decide to stay right here.

"I immediately placed a lure on the Pokéstop which made more Pokémon come to the restaurant".

You can join the red-eyed legion of shad anglers casting shad darts, a type of lure, on the Delaware.

The idea was that the lure on the end of the wire would mimic the motion of a distressed minnow, succulent prey for the trout.

ONLINE travel agencies have long promoted vacation packages as a means to big savings: "Book flight + hotel, save up to $450" is the lure on Expedia.com's homepage, while Orbitz.com promises a savings of "up to $465".

Churches have been reported making the most of the sudden influx of young secular players; signs have popped up outside shops reading "No purchase, no Pokémon" and "come for the Pokémon, stay for the selection of retro clothes at affordable prices"; and bars and pubs have found that even if they aren't an official Pokéstop, dropping a lure on-site results in a short-lived flood of Pokémon.

Lured on by these illusions, the settlers went into debt to make improvements on their farms while small-town leaders dreamed of prodigious growth and authorized bond issues to construct the public improvements they felt certain would soon be needed.

So it's not surprising that high-tech accouterments are a big part of the lure of on-campus living.

Usually, it's a come-on luring consumers into ever-deeper levels of debt.

There are two three-point hooks on each lure, one under the belly and one at the tail.