Sentence examples for luring about from inspiring English sources

In real life, the field, which was constructed in four days seems to confirm the movie's most famous line, "Build it and they will come".While Dyersville is not on the way to anywhere, the "Field of Dreams" site has become one of the state's top tourist attractions in the 10 years since the film opened, luring about 55,000 people annually.

But many politicians and analysts predicted that the offer would be rejected, and that it was related mostly to Mr. Netanyahu's recent attempts to destroy Kadima by luring about a dozen members to form a breakaway party and join the government.

The program began last year and lured about 25 golfers.

He said he earned $350 a week and, on a good day, lured about 10 customers to his boss's store.

Photo: Unseasonably warm water over the past few days has helped lure about 40 dolphins to the bays and harbors off East Hampton and Shelter Island.

Currently, ITV Sport lures about the same share of viewers as the Biography Channel.There is also the prospect that RTL, a big pan-European broadcaster owned by Germany's Bertelsmann, might clamber back into the game.

There is plenty of private land in the park, with 130,000 permanent residents, and there are enough lakes and mountains and trails and cabins to lure about 10 million visitors a year.

The gondola was built with money from the town and the resort and connects the lifts with the retail areas of the village and the family-friendly accommodations that make Breckenridge an enormously successful resort, one that lured about 1.6 million visitors last season.

I would lure about 5 people into my room on the side.

Federal prosecutors said the alleged bribes helped Stanford and colleagues conceal an elaborate Ponzi scheme that lured about 30,000 investors, many in the U.S. Stanford, three executives of his firm and Leroy King, the former chief bank regulator of the nation of Antigua and Barbuda, were indicted Thursday on fraud and obstruction charges.

Perhaps John Kennedy was the last president who was unapologetic about his intellect and about luring the best minds to his cabinet.