Sentence examples for persistent lure from inspiring English sources
I think that Hassan's ambition is centered on leaving Pakistan in order to participate in the persistent lure of the American Dream, but I don't think he's ever stopped long enough to consider whether a life in the United States is really what he wants.
Tommy Docherty was persistent, though, and lured Best back to Old Trafford again in September 1973.
"The economy needs more graduate engineers for both engineering and non-engineering jobs," the study said, despite the lure of a "persistent, sizable wage premium for people holding engineering degrees".
Lo, 35, was confronted by a confusing enrollment process, which she said resulted in persistent calls from insurers trying to lure her in.
THE factors luring homeowners like David Gonzalez into Bridgeport — a city whose persistent problems with crime, corruption and decay have at times subjected it to derision — offer strong evidence that those problems might be conquerable after all.
At the San Jose del Cabo airport, we struggle past the time-share salesmen (who try to lure us in by absurdly masquerading as government officials), rent a small but persistent car and drive north on Route 1.
The perpetrators (who had, among persistent acts of vandalism and delinquency, previously attacked another child, and tried to push yet another into the path of a car) lured the victims, aged nine and 11, on to wasteground.
