Sentence examples for lured forward by from inspiring English sources

When Marcus North, a batsman with his career on the line, followed soon afterwards, a left-hander classically lured forward by Swann and dismissed to a slip catch, Australia were in trouble.

West Brom are still hopeful of luring forward Salomon Kalou to the Hawthorns.

Pastner assigned him the task of trying to lure forward Alex Poythress to Memphis.

Foreigners are lured by salaries untouched by the taxman.

Merchants are lured by affordable rents; shoppers by the promise of forward-looking, and sometimes budget-friendly, wares at boutiques popping up along Orchard, Ludlow and Division Streets — and, more recently, on Canal, where closet-size outposts of chic rub shoulders with electronics and hardware stores.

He compared the craft of luring players forward in a game to writing a good detective novel.

Having a new poem in The New Yorker this week that's not in the book is another little line luring you forward into the future.

They are a bit braced for the idea that the Rangers could lure away forward Zach Parise, but, Johnette Howard writes on ESPN.com, that is unlikely to happen.

In 1955, the 5ft 7in Gerry was a pacy forward, often used on the left wing, and had represented Lanarkshire Schools before being lured south by newly crowned champions Chelsea.

Mr. Luisi said orchestra officials had been lured by the money and exposure offered by ZDF.

Impelled by necessity or lured by profit, people moved from province to province.