Sentence examples for try and lure from inspiring English sources

Toffees manager Roberto Martinez has insisted that United have made a "final offer" for Baines, having bid £12m to try and lure the England left-back to follow former manager David Moyes to the Theatre of Dreams.

"We're increasingly struck how advertising is dominated online by huge entities, and how compromising and time-consuming it could be for so few of us to try and lure big corporations to support us," he wrote.

The dinner is one of a series that Mr. Obama has hosted, some exclusively with Republicans, to try and build some relations across party lines and on Capitol Hill generally, where he has often been criticized as failing to try and lure lawmakers with his agenda.

Initiatives have already begun to try and lure people back into town.

They set up "attraction posts" – offerings of metal tools and other things indigenous Indians might find to be valuable – to try and lure them out of hiding.

Saks, which operates upscale Saks Fifth Avenue department stores, has been taking a page from discounters' playbooks, slashing prices and offering attractive financing options to try and lure shoppers into stores despite massive job losses and a tight credit market.

To try to keep and lure members, some departments have considered asking their local municipalities to offer a local tax break -- $1,000 for example -- on local taxes.

"We've tried and tried to lure the best to come and fight me and now we've got the best of the best – the number one pound for pound fighter in the world is coming to the UK.

Albeit, Samba is not the first startup to try and use the lure of free connectivity to incentivise ad-watching — Blyk's been ploughing a similar furrow for years (though no longer as a customer-facing brand).

They lobby for corporate headquarters and sports teams and try to lure visitors to spruced-up city centres.

Record clubs often just send what's popular and try to lure in vinyl lovers with fancy cocktail recipes and exclusive artwork.