Sentence examples for lured students from inspiring English sources

The organizers had lured students by handing out fliers on campus while barking: "Free condoms!

Corinthian lured students with promises of jobs that it failed to deliver, charging tens of thousands of dollars for degrees that many say are worthless.

The annual ARTS FIRST festival earlier this month attracted thousands of arts lovers and families from around the city and lured students out of study carrels.

The cases centered on whether Trump University had lured students into buying expensive courses, failed to deliver on the instruction and training promised to them, and pressured them to spend even more after their initial fees.

With its Jack Daniels posters and red-and-white checkered tablecloths, the bar has lured students from places like the inter-university program for Chinese language studies at nearby Tsinghua University.

"There were allegations of foul play when it came to stockpiling talent," said Richard Corbo, the coach at Morris High School in the Bronx, but he added that it was not clear that Mr. Mandl had improperly lured students: "That school attracted talent because of its location and tradition".

A booming energy sector is also luring students.

Software designed to make physicists more efficient may lure students into focusing on the wrong aspects of scientific problems.

They would act as tasters to lure students to the educational feast universities had to offer.

While tuition vouchers are popular payback from teacher education programs, colleges also use them to lure students.

This year, chocolate chip cookies are back on the menu in the school cafeteria, in hopes of luring students back.