Sentence examples for lured my from inspiring English sources

I would be remiss to omit the album that first lured my ear to Wagner during my agnostic instrumentalist adolescence.

Employing this strategy, I've lured my daughter into eating mounds of okra, eggplant and mushrooms — without even the smallest bribe of dessert.

ITV has lured My Family star Robert Lindsay away from the BBC to take the lead role in a major new drama about a 50s police detective who becomes a media star because of the high profile cases in which he is involved.

The buildings had stayed occupied and intact, the biggest wound having come not from arson or drug-crazed squatters but from the Cross-Bronx Expressway, which cut through a few blocks south like a knife through cheese and lured my old neighbors to the city's fringes.

But all that water helped create the coastal urban paradise that lured my grandfather west in the mid-1940s, when there were fewer than 10 million people in the state: abundant jobs in defense and entertainment, middle-class families buying homes with sunny backyards, plenty of room on wide highways to seaside coves where good surf peeled across reefs with abundant lobster free for the picking.

I have even lured my three young daughters into my mad Carnegie odyssey.

"The ocean does not lure my imagination," he said.

When I can I will lure my children away from endless runs of Simpsons.

EVEN the best restaurant won't lure my friend Jesse out to New Jersey, but the racetrack will.

The setting is enough to lure my boyfriend back, although he does struggle with the stillness of the practice.

Penny, our dog, is eager for a walk and I'd like to lure my son Jared away from his Nintendo.