Sentence examples similar to weather lures from inspiring English sources

Three days after the rains, welcoming weather lured me back to Inwood Hill Park.

Robb accuses hospitals of pressuring air ambulance pilots to fly in dangerous weather, lured by the lucre that helicopter pickups bring in.

The recent good news on sales has been driven by pent-up demand and warm winter weather that lured buyers.

He waits for warm weather to lure New Yorkers seeking relief on yachts, motorboats, sailboats, kayaks and Jet Skis.

The sunny weather and the lure of the kayak stands along the nearby Delaware River might have had something to do with it.

Even if you loathe von Trier, then, and whatever the weather, please resist the lure of video on demand and go see "Melancholia" where it belongs.

It's the crappy weather, too, the atavistic lure of a roaring fire and the warmth of the pub on dark winter afternoons.

Shoppers lured by warm weather drove sales higher than expected last week.

The British holidaymaker was liberated from dismal weather and joyless seaside resorts, lured to the Med by fully inclusive holidays that "sweated" expensive assets to the maximum.

Since the nineteen-sixties, low-slung steel-and-concrete factories had been springing up all over the county's farmlands and chaparral flats, their owners lured by mild weather and cheap labor.

The fans were lured by sunny autumn weather and a chance for a tailgate party on a weekend afternoon.