Sentence examples for scenery lured from inspiring English sources

Similar scenery lured the earliest randonneurs, a French word that means wanderers, out of the sooty industrial cities of the late 19th century and into the countryside for fresh air and exercise, according to Jan Heine, the editor of Bicycle Quarterly, a cycling journal that often focuses on randonneuring.

Now more outsiders are setting up home in the area, lured by its community feel, stunning scenery and accessibility.

Sal is one of only two Cape Verde islands you can fly to direct from London, and most visitors come on package tours, lured by the promise of winter sun rather than pleasing scenery.

In the winter, some make it inside - lured by the uneven flagstone floors, cosy snug and dark corridors, but, in the summer, most prefer to soak up the scenery in the garden.

They never lured me in.

But philanthropy lured you.

The idea for Mount Rushmore was born in 1923, when South Dakota state historian Doane Robinson thought the "national scenery" needed something spectacular to lure tourists to South Dakota.

The Isle lures people in with beautiful lakeland scenery, only to send them out vomiting, thanks to some horrific scenes involving fish-hooks.

With Kauai's spectacular scenery providing a picture-perfect backdrop, The St . Regis Princeville Resortlures Hollywood heavyweights like Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck to its unspoiled oasis.

He also helped create the current divisions we have in this country by pursuing the Republican Party's Southern strategy, a polite phrase for using race as an issue to lure old-line segregationist Democrats and to transform the scenery of American political life.

Amsterdam — with five studios, post-production facilities and internationally recognizable scenery — is its center, but cheaper studio space in countries like Romania and Belgium tends to lure even Dutch-language film crews.