Sentence examples for lure something from inspiring English sources

She started blowing on the lure, something bass will do sometimes on the bed, flaring her gills in anger, trying to get the intruder to leave.

Online poker continues to lure users, something Young attributes partly to the rise of celebrity poker games.

For years the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau has wanted something else to lure the tourists, something other than the golden sun and its sparkling, deep-blue portion of the Atlantic.

The technique seems so effortless that we may not even be aware that we are lured into something so darish.

On the nonscripted side, CBS will try its luck at luring youngsters, something the network has struggled with in the past, with Kid Nation, a TV variation on Lord of the Flies, about 40 kids who create a parentless society.

Wallace would never lure you into something that sullied you to watch it.

7.09am GMT 84th over: Australia 257-4 (Clarke 39, Bailey 53) Broad drags his length back a touch here, perhaps in an attempt to lure Bailey into something inadvisable.

Of course it could be that the whole election is a bit like The X Factor, and they put a few lunatics in the early rounds to lure us into something we promised we'd never engage with again.

In the auto world a halo is a special vehicle, something different, something sexy, to lure buyers into the showroom or get loads of publicity.

For the athlete himself, he protests it is the lure of something new that brings him to Scotland.

Perhaps what really explains the lure is something subtler than luddism: a desire to live on a scale you can get your head around.