Sentence examples for luring to from inspiring English sources

Since last year, she has founded political clubs around the country with the aim of luring to the centre-right young Italians who are disenchanted with all existing parties.

The only reason to have a separate Senate election is to make certain that no well-known Democrat — very likely Mayor Cory Booker of Newark — will be on the November ballot, possibly luring to the polls more Democrats and minorities, who might also vote for Mr. Christie's lesser known Democratic opponent, Barbara Buono, a state senator from Middlesex County.

While these remain among the world's most spectacular man-made and natural destinations, there are other sites luring to curious travelers.

Clearly today, a blogger needs a mechanism to notify people of his posts—an email list (still semi-old school), Twitter (short posts leading & luring to the long-form), guests posts on largely trafficked sites (such as TechCrunch), and social networks like Facebook (Fan Pages) and Google+.

Coulombe has been charged with two counts of luring to commit the making of child pornography, luring to commit an offence against a child, sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching, sexual assault, possession of child pornography, and extortion.

"The refugees were lured to collection points under false pretenses".

He was lured to ITN as political editor in 2002.

The Crown claims he was lured to his death.

In 1959 Paton was lured to Dudley Road hospital in Birmingham.

Keith Richards, the Eagles and Steve Earle are among those to have been lured to the solitary plains.

Were you lured to Japan by your own hopes to live forever?