Sentence examples for luring one from inspiring English sources
They turn out to be night-sprite femmes fatales, luring one another's mates in order to gobble them up.
In defined terms of Premier League points and positions, Liverpool continued a downward trajectory last season after luring one of the biggest managerial names out of his sabbatical.
Undoubtedly, the hiring of his longtime former coach with the Thunder will lead some to believe this could help Washington's chances of luring one of its greatest native talents back home.
Mr. Fortunato, she said, had bragged to Mr. Timmins of robbing gay men in the past, of luring one man to a Comfort Inn, telling him to undress in the bathroom and then stealing his money and belongings.
Merely to mock it would be vulgar (luring one into the unmanly zone of camp, where a performer such as Lee would never stray), but also wasteful, because, after all, are we not held prisoner by our fears willing captives, perhaps, but captives nonetheless?
Just as NBC is putting a spotlight on Broadway by making it the setting for the new series "Smash," ABC Family is luring one of theater's brightest musical stars, Sutton Foster.
The bombardment of Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth, England, by German cruisers on April 25 was intended to lure one part of the British fleet south into a position where the High Seas Fleet could attack it.
With sharpshooters from the State Division of Fish and Wildlife standing by, the tigers were lured one by one into large steel-mesh cages on dollies and loaded onto a fleet of semitrailers.
Once you have lured one out, lead it back towards the foot on the slope.
Eight years into the regime of Mr. Porter's former assistant critic at The New Yorker, Nicholas Kenyon, and with the completion of a 10-year renovation of the hall and five straight nights of what looked on paper to be quite remarkable concerts were enough to lure one visitor abroad.
Ms. Yao said that in 1983 she lured one woman, Keiko Arimoto, then 23, from London, where she was studying English.
