Sentence examples for make luring from inspiring English sources

The difference is that its extreme simplicity will make luring users a far easier task than acquiring users for traditional weblogging.

But the face-lift will help make lure talent from abroad, says Farid Ouabdesslam, president of the Joseph Fourier University, which is part the Grenoble cluster.

He had grown up near the Salton Sea and fished all of its offerings — bass and grouper and tilapia and more — so avidly that eventually he got interested in making lures.

The world's largest brewer's nationwide rollout this week of B-to-the-E came as beermakers look to piggyback strides liquor companies have made in luring young consumers to flavored and mixed drinks.

Still, there's no doubt Frieze is making waves, luring dealers that would otherwise have booked stalls at the rival Armory Show in March.

Let's arm them with knowledge that will assist them in making friends, luring lovers and getting invited to multiple holiday parties.

Over the last few decades, the massive growth in the economies (and populations) in some Southern states has been termed "The New South," and the growth of large investments states are making in luring auto manufacturers has led to another moniker: Detroit South.

Make it lure the other players in.

Special offers will be made to lure tourists for the traditionally slow weekend days.

An attempt was even made to lure fitness fanatics into the park by offering a jog with a ranger.

She was also made to lure soldiers into positions where they could be targeted, and watch as her Boko Haram abductors attacked them.