Sentence examples for main lure from inspiring English sources

Diablo's main lure is randomization.

But his main lure is tax.

But the downhill slopes are really the main lure.

The Riverside Symphony's main lure has been its well-considered and unusual programming.

She says the drug coverage was the main lure for her because her drug bill last year was $6,000.

The main lure is the scenery, which is lush and green on every side of the hotel, thick with native birds and monkeys.

The main lures are its ports, Durban and Richard's Bay.

Her main lures would always be her charm and wit, and she had two other husbands before she married Astor.

The restaurant's main lures, however, are classic, well-prepared Italian dishes, moderate prices, huge portions and attentive, congenial servers.

"Lucia di Lammermoor" (seen on Saturday) had two main lures: a new production directed by John Doyle, whose "Peter Grimes" at the Met seemed dull compared to his audacious Sondheim conceptions (revivals of "Sweeney Todd" and "Company") on Broadway; and the presence of Albina Shagimuratova, a highly regarded Russian soprano and a Houston Grand Opera Studio graduate, in the title role.

But one of the main lures for me to finally come to New York was something called Experiments in Art and Technology, better known as E.A.T., which had been started in 1966 by two artists (Robert Rauschenberg and Bob Whitman) and two engineers, Fred Waldhauer and Kluver.