Sentence examples for lure point from inspiring English sources

Monmouth Park officials had raised the Haskell purse to $1.5 million in order to lure Point Given, the winner of the Preakness and Belmont Stakes.

Beilein was able to partially solve the problem of complimenting Manny Harris by luring point guard Laval Lucas-Perry to transfer from Arizona.

Cast your lure and point the rod tip toward the water at a 45 degree angle.

But Dallas had lots to spend last summer and couldn't lure prized point guard Deron Williams.

Worse, he was unable to lure homegrown point guard Deron Williams, who resigned with the Brooklyn Nets.

Part of the lure, he pointed out, is the fundamental human passion to witness and see things: "What the Bible calls the lust of the eye and the marines in Vietnam called eye fucking".

Doing so would make it harder to lure contributions — a point made by people on both sides of the debate.

The lure of that point, which could decide a tight group, was apparent immediately with Alex King kicking away the chance of a third-minute goal in favour of a five-metre lineout.

"It's the winning tradition that lured me here," point guard Isaiah Canaan said.

Union City, with a population of 20,000, now calls itself the place "Where Business Meets the World" and has been trying to lure companies by pointing out its low business taxes, various incentive programs and proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

So while other export networks – such as FX on this side of the Atlantic or BBC America on the other – benefit from transmitting branded programming that could not otherwise be seen, PBS UK risks lacking a clear unique selling point to lure subscribers.