Sentence examples for lure spectators from inspiring English sources

To lure spectators, they guaranteed at least one rollover on race nights.

Events like kite flying and demonstrations of scuba diving under the ice were designed to lure spectators out in the single-digit temperatures, but perhaps none did so with as much good cheer as the outhouse race.

Luring spectators is therefore hard.

Harrah's showgirls appeared outside the main poker room luring spectators to casinos by offering free tickets to comedy shows and comps for food.

Johnson knows he has everyone's attention and tries to be a more outspoken advocate for the sport, especially as Nascar officials weigh changes to lure more spectators and TV viewers.

That last putt on the uphill 501-yard 18th hole near the cliff above Peconic Bay could be decisive, but the first hole, a par 4 of only 326 yards with an elevated lumpy green that turns putts every which way, will lure sadistic spectators.

Yet rather than a meteorological light show, the booming heralds riverside and bay-side fireworks displays that each summer lure hordes of spectators lugging packed dinners and beer-filled coolers.

Friday was the day that fans cheered him and were drawn to him, but they were also caught up in a changeable leader board that lured thousands of spectators away from Woods and toward Phil Mickelson and Anthony Kim.

On the opposite side of the world, Tokyo's cherry trees proudly display their blushing blooms, luring thousands of spectators to the city's urban parks.

The nearby Ouray Ice Park lures ice climbers — and spectators — from around the country, while the San Juan Hut System draws hardy backcountry skiers.

Spectators are lured into thinking "Oh, poor things, they are just children," but then Lore or one of the sibling will utter some grotesquely hateful propaganda phrase and so then you think, "Yes, but they are also horrid little Nazis".