Sentence examples for this luring from inspiring English sources

It is hoped that the Brandhorst, with the architectural bait of its facade and the big names lurking within, can remedy this, luring casual visitors as well as more seasoned gallery-goers.

And while this luring proved valuable -- Olbermann's show has increased Current's 8 p.m. audience fifteen-fold -- it seems as if MSNBC has a loyal following, invested in both the network and Lawrence O'Donnell.

At times, this lures them into basic indolence, as when Jack Black — the least well served of the leads in "Tropic Thunder" — vents his exasperation by declaiming the word "shit," plus some of its variants, over and over.

This lured migrants from the rest of the country; Tierra del Fuego's population increased by 343% in the 20 years to 1991, a time when the country's total population was growing at less than 40%.

This lures the fleas, as well as bed bugs that are in the home.

In this crowd, luring listeners, and keeping them entertained, is a matter of survival.

In many countries, this practice would be classified as entrapment and would be illegal, the courts would view this as luring people into crime.

This means luring them away from financial services.

The president may try to win this vote by luring over some of Mr Wickremesinghe's supporters.

Republicans have played this game before — luring Americans toward government downsizing with the promise of tax cuts.

Serena would rather come in on her own terms but this was Cornet luring her into the net.