Sentence examples for try to lure out from inspiring English sources
Do not try to lure out the Taurus demons onto the magma.
Teenage informant Sanfur (Shadi Mar'i) is a crucial resource; his older brother, who heads a militant faction, is a man the Israelis have been trying to lure out of hiding.
The CPT says bus use is rising as ministers try to lure travellers out of their cars.
Even if the Obama Administration did not want to send a special-ops team into Libya to capture Mas'ud, Eter had raised the possibility that he could try to lure him out of the country.
But free agency is a treasured time for fans, who will spend months wondering if Nene will leave Denver, if the Dallas Mavericks can re-sign Tyson Chandler and J. J. Barea and which teams will try to lure Marc Gasol out of Memphis.
If you're getting killed over and over again by the tank you're trying to get to, try to lure it out of it's spot.
You can use bait to try to lure it out, but do not yank at it, you can either hurt or kill the crayfish.
That would give the S.E.C. a very big carrot to try to lure the trader out into the open.
To fill out the ranks some groups even try to lure singers away from the competition, reported Carol Morse, co-president of the Hudson Valley Singers in Hastings-on-Hudson.
You've got to get out there and so I try to lure them into taking a fight against me.
