Sentence examples for owners lured from inspiring English sources

The owners, lured by the global audience of the Web, moved it online in 2005.

The N.H.L. owners lured Bettman from the No. 3 job at the N.B.A. to install a salary cap.

Since the nineteen-sixties, low-slung steel-and-concrete factories had been springing up all over the county's farmlands and chaparral flats, their owners lured by mild weather and cheap labor.

In fact, Dakar's celebrated Star Band were ploughing their trade at the Miami Club in 1970 when a rival establishment, the Baobab Club, opened – and the owners lured half the group to form their own house band.

And so on Tuesday, with Mara wearing his father's 1956 championship game ring for good luck, and with his fellow owners lured by the idea of playing the sport's biggest game on the nation's largest stage, the N.F.L. awarded the 2014 Super Bowl to New York-New Jersey, making the New Meadowlands Stadium the host of the first outdoor cold-weather Super Bowl in history.

In recent years, many traditional houses are being reconstructed and owners lured to come back, thus revitalizing tourism as a potential revenue source for the local economy.

Leasing to Regus lets property owners lure their established tenants to the rest of the building.

In 1974, George Steinbrenner, the principal owner, lured Ford back as the pitching coach, but early the next season, Ford was hospitalized with chest pains.

In their next film, 1976's Death of a Chinese Bookie, Gazzara was the undoubted star as Cosmo Vitelli, a club-owner lured into a stupid bet and offered the chance to pay it off through performing the titular act.

Well aware that the intellect needs gentle encouragement, the owners lure you in with strong coffee and generous glasses of Spanish wine.

In contrast, at In the Mood Coffee and Ice Cream in Woodbury and Magic Fountain in Mattituck, the approach is more exotic than nostalgic, as the owners lure customers with new flavors rather than old favorites.