Sentence examples for offers to lure from inspiring English sources

Like last year, Majestic was up against fierce competition from supermarkets using wine offers to lure Christmas shoppers.

You recently announced some new offers to lure customers: faster check-in and check-out options, a reduction in refueling charges.

Curiously, the proposed change would not apply to similar tax credits that Canada offers to lure foreign (which effectively means American) producers.

Most of the new stores will be "SuperTargets", selling a broader range of food than normal stores a formula that has worked well in Wal-Mart's "Supercenters".By contrast, Mr Storch is dismissive of Kmart's latest turnaround under its new boss, Charles Conaway, who is reviving the retailer's Blue Light special offers to lure back shoppers.

Also, go for discount offers to lure customers.

What incentives were offered to lure workers to this industry?

Back at Adelman's, Mr. Salem made an offer to lure Ms. Streisand to the Brooklyn beyond the arena.

O.K., that's there to bring in a larger audience, but what's on offer to lure any newcomers back to see the company in other fare?

Teaser rates, which were offered to lure people in before the 2007 crisis, had left mortgage customers "marooned on the standard variable rate and unable to refinance".

After this weekend, retail analysts will switch their focus to industry profits, which may have been hurt by the heavy discounting that some retailers offered to lure shoppers.

It may take an even more lucrative offer to lure Piniella away from Seattle, where the Mariners have treated him very well.