Sentence examples similar to lure start from inspiring English sources

London continues to lure start-ups From Australia to Africa to England, where the recession has hit almost every corner of the economy.

Republican and Democratic mayors around the country are rightly jealous of the new, Google-built fiber network in Kansas City, Mo., which is luring start-ups from across the country.

There he found the lure of starting a London Oz irresistible.

CUNY colleges do not offer scholarships, which lure many starting players to other colleges.

But they tried every which way to lure fans, starting with the late '70s slogan "Thataway to Piscataway".

If the Nets obtain Mercer and use part of the midlevel exception, they will have whatever is left to try to lure a starting power forward, with Cleveland's Eric Williams a likely prospect.

In January, a bunch of blue-chips led by Mitsubishi Estate, the country's second-largest property company, will set up a support group to lure lively start-ups into the heart of Marunouchi, Tokyo's most prestigious and stuffiest business district.The concept of support networks is not new, even for Japan's fledgling venture-capital market.

You may have noticed some strange offers to entice you to shop, like last month at the Tibi store in SoHo, where adoptable puppies and kittens were an adorable lure, or starting May 1 at Aldo, where men who purchase $70 worth of shoes can get a free pair of flip-flops.

But the lure of starting yet another networking company brought him back to the corporate trenches.

"I think oftentimes the lure of starting a business is very strong, especially for people who haven't owned a business before," Homan says.

It's "diet season -- that time of the year, when we've consumed 9,000 holiday treats, ingested way too many alcoholic beverages, fallen completely off our exercise regimes, and the lure of "starting over" on Jan . 1entices us to make that infamous resolution: "I'm going on a diet!" Everywhere we turn, there is talk of dieting, losing weight, and promises to swear off junk food for good.