Sentence examples for luring power from inspiring English sources

Overstock.com and China's online retailer Alibaba were also at eBay Live!, wandering the floor luring Power Sellers to their services.

McIngvale acknowledges that the novelty of his bowl game and his modest payments precluded luring great powers.

The plan assumed that the surplus would last until 2005, if not longer, by which time market forces would have lured new power generating supplies to meet rising demand.

If the Nets obtain Mercer and use part of the midlevel exception, they will have whatever is left to try to lure a starting power forward, with Cleveland's Eric Williams a likely prospect.

Power lures many ambitious young people to Washington, DC, to this day.

However, most political experts dismissed that notion, saying that the lure of power would keep the inexperienced party together.

Ms. Sciubba's voice blithely lilts through lyrics like the ones in "Never Met a German," about the lure of power and violence.

That a man who pursues sex and food like a cautionary character in a Roald Dahl novel suddenly discovered discretion when it came to the lure of power and narcissistic fulfilment?

Ms. Reza zeroes in on the cigar-smoking Mr. Sarkozy as she would an exotic animal — and portrays with telling anecdotes a man who can be vain and insecure, clever and boring, driven by instinct and the lure of power.

Mr. Estrada, who made this film with financing from the very government he savages, has not made a historical drama but rather a parable about the demonic lure of power and wealth and the easy prostitution of democratic ideals.

The problem is, the lure of power and sex can be enough to encourage an ambitious high-ranker to hasten along that succession.