Sentence examples for not yet lured from inspiring English sources

He recalled how the Brazilian squad was more unified in 1958 because the players stayed home in the domestic league, not yet lured to Europe by the megasalaries that are available today.

And, surprise!, the article, in print but not yet digital form, lures the reader in with a giant photo of the artist in the buff... pumping iron, nonetheless.

That sort of attitude may yet lure a different kind of British import.

Subsequent experiments with extract-of-trap show that this is indeed the case (though the team has not yet worked out what the luring chemical is).But merely being attractive to protozoa does not prove the Genlisea is eating them.

We do not yet know the whole person, but we are lured by primal responses to a few details.

Mr Blair's focus, at any rate to begin with, will be on building Palestinian institutions and seeking to mend the Palestinian economy but not yet to start thinking about Israeli-Palestinian negotiations or luring Hamas into talks.

The extent to which Ice used these accounts to lure students to the University of Farmington is not yet clear.

Adventure has always been a lure for Mr. Bale, who was not yet a teenager when he was off on far-flung film shoots in Russia and China without his family.

Privately, though, he worried that B.'s addiction was not yet beaten and that it would take very little for him to be lured back to the Zetas.

Mr. McCann said had not yet heard about Mr. Patrick's departure when Mr. O'Neal called him, hoping to lure him back.

Yet the raiders knew that the lure of gems and bullion as a safe haven has not yet evaporated into the digitised ether.