Sentence examples for lured art from inspiring English sources

That's what happened in Baltimore; not long after the N.F.L. spurned us in its 1993 expansion round — choosing Jacksonville, of all places, instead — the city lured Art Modell and his Browns away from Cleveland, leaving people there as heartbroken as Colts fans had been.

They lured art fans inside and recorded them as background players for a film.

This summer, NADA's County Affair lured art fans to the quaint Callicoon Creek Park, right on the border of New York and Pennsylvania along the Delaware River, for a day of fun in the country.

It is not only the BSO that lures art lovers into the green.

In an effort to lure art lovers across the East River, Arnold L. Lehman, who became head of the Brooklyn Museum in 1997, embarked on several strategies.

Part musical experience, part traditional performance art, the work has been kept under wraps except for this ambiguous invitation luring art admirers to the Long Island City locale this afternoon.

The city is trying to lure arts businesses and organizations as well.

The city has long been promising a Mid-Market revamp, hoping to lure arts organizations to the neighborhood and offering Twitter a tax break to relocate its offices to the area.

With price points from the low hundreds to the fancy thousands, their hope is that this cheeky blurring of every possible line between art and design, commerce and public art, and spheres of influence will not only lure street art aficionados into the design world but lure LA's culturati to the downtown outskirts best known as the troubled berg of "Vinci" from the second season of True Detective.

Then in 1985, he got interested in art; lured, someone recalled, by an art therapist with a soft voice and a pretty face.

Twitter: @SteveMartinToGo GUESS This is clearly the deceptive entry to a dental torture chamber, designed to lure unsuspecting art lovers to their doom.