Sentence examples for lured as from inspiring English sources
Those are two of the players Beinfest and the owner, Jeffrey Loria, lured as free agents last winter, when everything seemed so promising.
The Planets was the first classical record he ever bought, lured as a cash-strapped teenager by the garish sci-fi cover of the Classics for Pleasure LP he picked up cheap in Woolworths.
Reprints Related items Italian corporate bonds: Fashion victimsJan 22nd 2004 Europe's corporate governance: Parma splatJan 15th 2004 Plenty of crying over spilt milkJan 9th 2004Certainly, they will not emerge from Parmalat's wreckage unscathed financially, lured as they were by fat profits into making sloppy loans and giving the company the use of their balance sheet in other ways.
Check the testimonials; be careful you may get lured as the companies could have got their own people to post on their site.
On 26 July, U.K. Trade and Industry minister Stephen Byers announced a $6 million a year program to lure as many as 50 research stars to the country or keep those who otherwise might accept lucrative offers to leave Great Britain.
In recent years, the use of lures and flies on southern black bream has been successfully developed, with the species known to attack both hard bodied minnow and spinnerbait type lures, as well as soft plastic lures and saltwater flies.
Adult luring, as defined in the new law, will be punishable by a maximum of five years in prison and a $15,000 fine.
In Piece By Piece, the fierce pride of self-control is conveyed through the dominant pound of drums and intermittent, monstrous chords, whereas Bleed Into Me boasts keyboards that are as softly luring as the touch of skin on skin.
Second, the sums involved are less massive and therefore can't lure as many young people into a potentially futile effort to launch scientific careers.
Prime members shop more frequently and spend more money, so Amazon tries to lure as many people as it can to become Prime members.
As a consequence, the interests of the parasitoid and the cabbage plant are not likely to match and the cabbage plant can only gain by luring as many of these parasitoids as they can, possibly by deceit.
