Reus did have a £20m release clause in his contract that looked set to pave the way to a cut-price move away from the Signal Iduna Park, but his new deal has no such buy-out fee and it will take a huge offer to lure the 26-year-old away from the club.
Others, including orchids, take a more direct route – luring insects to them with deceptive signals or rewards of nectar and then dumping pollen on them.
When you're fishing, as you reel your lure back in, take a few seconds to check the status of the lure and clean it up if necessary.
The Seattle native knew that it would take a truly spectacular project to lure him back to TV, and he found it in Starz and Mitch Glazer's ("Scrooged," "Great Expectations") "Magic City," a lavish, sprawling drama that takes place in Miami Beach in 1959.
It's the classic Take A Break bait-and-switch – luring us in with shrieking headlines such as Please Don't Stab my Baby or The Day my Womb Went Boom only to offer a relatively staid exploration of an upsetting condition in the text itself.
We had been looking forward to our stay there, and had agreed to take an expensive room, lured by the offer of a view on the river, and a two-room suite.
He has high hopes that the 40th anniversary of the moon landing may lure critics to take a look at his work.
Expect the deepest discounts of the year on Black Friday, so named because some retailers drop prices so low in order to lure shoppers that they take a loss on certain items.
A well-worded and catchy title can lure reluctant readers to take a closer look at your paper".
The sparrows were the first species I noticed when I viewed the flat 18 months ago, and it had taken a while to lure them in.
