Sentence examples for lured up from inspiring English sources

WHO'S THERE The city is brimming with creative types lured up from Melbourne and Sydney by low taxes and plentiful jobs.

Tourists are lured up the ladders by the country's pharaonic antiquities, its deserts and blue seas, its mosques and bazaars.

In 1871, a tugboat was lured up the Hudson to Sing Sing and shanghaied by escaped Tammany men, then chased by a flotilla of guards in rowboats, who finally ran it aground near Nyack.

On the limestone wall across the road, a wagtail shook itself vigorously, and I was lured up Chrome Hill by a gap in the clouds, wreathed by swallows hunting insects in the steamy air.

They can be lured right up to a village with salt, an important element in the diet of all cattle.

A forecast of sunshine lured me up Grindsbrook Clough but before I reached the plateau of Kinder Scout, the mist swirled in, obscuring the view.

Muskies are best known for following the lure up to the boat and are tricky to hook, so the best way to counter this is the figure-eight.

A grand and sombre staircase - dark, looming, pitiless - leads up from the Axes to the exhibits, allowing Libeskind to play one last trick on the visitor by luring him up a final flight that goes nowhere, before his voice gives way to the memoranda of Jewish history.

He lures him up to the roof and encasing him in cement from the nearby cement maker.

Too many were lured into signing up whether or not they could later make the payments.

One night she & her gang had lured a ship up on the reef, & Chrissy was out there clouting them on their heads.