Sentence examples for lured in a from inspiring English sources

Dubbed "the Omnipotent Oom" by the tabloids, he mastered Hatha Yoga and Vedic texts and lured in a cult of devoted followers.

So the strange Murder on the Home Front on Thursday was a bit Waking the Dead and a bit Silent Witness but set in 1940, maybe to lure in a historical fiction/period drama/Call The Midwife audience as well.

Carmakers may be pricey to lure in, but a billion-dollar factory is much harder to abandon than a backdrop.

Others were lured in with a barbecue, a face painter for the kids and some bands.

Finally, he hoped to lure in a new audience, closer to his own age (thirty-four).

In its most ambitious stroke yet, Anschutz Entertainment has been forging ahead on a football stadium, called Farmers Field, to try to lure in a National Football League franchise.

They may have to lure in a small, fast-growing Calvinist party, the Christian Union, but its relationship with the VVD is testy.

And in 2015, HSI said it had created an undercover Facebook account for a 15-year-old girl to lure in a person suspected of recruiting teenagers to become prostitutes.

Few film-makers are able to lure in a big-name actor like Mads Mikkelsen to star in their debut feature, as Penna has done with his survival thriller Arctic.

The stage is waking up to the notion that it should take advantage of the great blossoming of children's literature in the last few decades - and by doing so lure in a new generation of theatre-goers.

And with its free crypto trading, it may have found a way to luring in a fresh class of amateur investors.