Sentence examples for more lured from inspiring English sources

Artist lofts, acro-yoga courses, artisan carpentry, organic vegan cafes, and more, lured visitors from all over the world into their walls.

"The people, more and more, are lured by coca, tempted by the magic leaf.

There are more lures ahead.

To bring in more revenue from its existing U.S. stores, McDonald's has to find more lures other than Beanie Baby promotions.

Lately, though, I'm more often lured back to places I know.

As more filmmakers, lured by the success of Lord of the Rings, choose to film in New Zealand, Jackson's operations will increase in value.

It is clearly designed with an eye toward retaining and, more important, luring back corporate users.

Doug Rothwell of Detroit Renaissance, a group of executives, says Detroit must do far more to lure skilled workers and foster regional co-operation.

Mr. Perry took remarks by the president about the need to do more to lure foreign investment out of context to suggest that Mr. Obama believes Americans are lazy.

But Ronaldo and the other Gal?icos failed to win any trophies, convincing Real to change tack once more and lure Mourinho to Madrid.

And Bahrain is planning to do more to lure Saudis and Emiratis to its culturally rich shores.