Sentence examples for lured from the from inspiring English sources

Lured from the mountains into the village in an effort to increase tourism, the monkeys soon took over.

The food is a big draw; the chef was lured from the Tate Modern to work his magic on the local produce.

The new ingredient is Ben Nerenhausen, the talented chef they lured from the Restaurant at Meadowood in St. Helena, Calif., which has three Michelin stars.

We had to drive the horse off the road before he caused an accident, but he couldn't be lured from the lush grass of the roadside ditch.

Laurence Kanter, the museum's keen-eyed chief curator (lured from the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Mr. Reynolds) discovered them while cleaning out the basement before renovation.

N.Y.U.'s new faculty members were lured from the World Bank, the London School of Economics, the University of Michigan and Boston University, among other places.

So have international visitors, lured from Europe by the weak dollar and from Asia by the city's strong links to China.

(She was lured from New Mexico by the art dealer Betty Parsons in 1957 and returned permanently to the Southwest in 1967).

Most, though, are lured from Odessa by the promise of a better life.

They were lured from Lithuania on the promise of good jobs, housing and all their essentials being provided.

Their first example is Mr. Deity, a comedy show produced by Brian Dalton, which Grouper lured from YouTube with the promise of greater distribution.