Sentence examples for lures thousands from inspiring English sources

Every year, the United States lures thousands of health care professionals from the developing world.

Also, the APAPNYC, the annual membership conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, lures thousands of artists, agents, producers, promoters, and other professionals to the city.

Every summer, the call of the mountains lures thousands of Coloradoans into the high country, where they shake off winter's gloom and immerse themselves in a world of light and space that approaches the magical.

While not open to tourists, the Hôtel Lambert is a site of great cultural and historical significance in Paris — having been at different times in its history Voltaire's Paris residence and the location of a famous Polish political salon that eventually lured 19th-century artists and intellectuals like George Sand, Eugène Delacroix and the poet Adam Mickiewicz.

As in the DRM study of Cabeza et al. (2001) in adults, targets consisted of 2 items from each studied list (always those in serial positions 1 and 8) and critical lures were the 1st and 3rd associate for each list (which were not presented during the study session).

Busy 72nd Street captures most of the east-west flow, the entrance to the Frick Collection lures people onto 70th Street, and there's a healthy scurry up and down Madison Avenue as shoppers beat a path from Barneys to Yves Saint Laurent.

The celebration stretches from Jan . 30to Feb. 15, but the city's lures -- its well-preserved 16th- and 17th-century architecture, fine restaurants and outdoor activities -- last all winter long.

Barneys shoppers lured across East 60th Street for a post-spree salad will feel sufficiently pampered.

He will be the chef and an owner of a restaurant that will replace Lure, 33 East 60th Street.

The Daily Herald reported that Walsh was lured into the 8th after being promised financial help -- including $3.5 million in fundraising assistance from House Speaker John Boehner.

Fairfield Porter is another quintessentially American artist, known particularly for resisting the lures of full-blown, mid-20th-century European-influenced abstraction.