Sentence examples for lure patrons from inspiring English sources

Most restaurants have certain standout dishes that lure patrons back.

Most other hotels were still offering discounts to lure patrons.

Using the game to lure patrons: the manager, Tatsuya Kawamoto, shook his head at this and said, "We're not that kind of place".

Everything was on one sprawling floor, with high-demand items toward the back, to lure patrons through as many aisles as possible.

The chain started a multimillion dollar makeover this year in Europe to lure patrons raised on café culture into its stores, adding edgy architecture, stages for poetry readings and chandeliers, as well as changing its coffee roast.

Hollywood turned out too many musicals in those first years of sound, and audiences grew tired of them: it's said that some theaters started advertising "Not a musical" to lure patrons back.

Dolphina, as she is known, still lures patrons to the bar.

The restaurant lures patrons with buffet nights, early-bird specials and other deals.

It keeps Spanish hours, lures patrons from the restaurant next door and offers modern and refinished vintage furnishings.

But that is not the case at Chowpatty, in Jersey City and Iselin, which lures patrons with old-fashioned, unadorned South Indian food.

Anna Blume, Prenzlauerberg, lures patrons into its velvety art-nouveau interior all day long.