Sentence examples for no lure from inspiring English sources

Modern, mechanized fish-killers had no lure for him.

In front of him, a little boy in a wetsuit played with a fishing rod that dangled no lure, casting it all wrong, the way he'd learned to throw a softball.

For those who find no lure in gardening's purest motivations -- closeness to nature, relaxation and personal involvement in the creation of beauty -- gardening represents only an aesthetic obligation to keep property values up.

Stuck with a reputation as "the trailer park of the Pacific Northwest," Spokane, Wash., is no lure for those psychotic exhibitionists who populate the high end of the genre, but it does attract one forlorn creep, hyperbolically nicknamed the Southbank Strangler, who preys on the drug-addled prostitutes who ply their trade in Riverfront Park.

Unmasked by television and the Internet, these once-stealthy hustlers could no longer lure anyone into believing they were just passing through town, innocently looking to relax at the local poolroom.

If they had been members of a happy family no lures from France, involving as they did being shut out of English football for ever, would have been considered".

My father, who spent three to four days a week prior to his arrest behind Evin prison pleading to see his son, Siamak, and who needed no luring back… and the number of days my father has ended up in the same prison as my brother without a single visit with his son so far.

Now that tech stocks are out of favor, analysts are staying put and are no longer lured away by higher paying jobs and stock options at dot-coms or venture firms, says Toby Walters of Newark, N.J.-based research firm Venture Economics.

To some degree, the supermarket concept, with its bargain-basement no-load-no-transaction-fee lure, is misleading.

His parents' shop was no longer a lure for him to return to his home town.

The lure no longer alluring.