Sentence examples for lured over from inspiring English sources

The first business he lured over was Eddie's Crane Service, which has set up at the wharf in Dili to start unloading construction materials.

They had been arrested during the presidency of the lunatic Ahmadinejad, and it's clear from their book that they were lured over the border by Iranian frontier guards.

Like the Hoff, Ice is one of those Real Live Americans lured over into some regional panto on the promise that "it's basically London" (even if it's Lowestoft).

Next season will be even more achingly competitive, particularly if a few more big overseas names are lured over under the new second marquee player rule to replace the likes of the Clermont-bound David Strettle.

Yet over the six years of Jordan's association with the product (he was lured over to Gatorade in 1991) the more powerful trait transference surely went from brand to spokesperson — from the attributes to their communicator.

There are fears in the security forces that Farc fighters could be lured over to these gangs rather than surrender their weapons.

Might he help lure over some independents and wavering Republicans?

But it faces two no-confidence motions in the Chamber of Deputies, where the creation of the FLI has robbed Mr Berlusconi of his majority (though he is now busily trying to lure over opposition members).

Running as a centrist also helps her in New Hampshire with its high turnout: she may be better placed to lure over independent voters than is Barack Obama, her chief rival.That said, her margin over Mr Obama in New Hampshire is less comfortable than her national lead: around 14% compared with 20%.

But the space — 1.7 acres of semitamed wilderness in one of the most urban swaths of Paris — has lured me, over and over again.

The president may try to win this vote by luring over some of Mr Wickremesinghe's supporters.