Sentence examples for were being lured from inspiring English sources

The racist British National party sought to make political capital in Barking, east London, with claims that black Africans were being lured into the area with public funding.

Yasmine didn't exist, but I wondered how many real Yasmines were being lured at that very moment by men like Bilel.

More than 200 migrant workers were interviewed last July for the Amnesty report, which found that some workers were being lured to Malaysia by agents, only to find that the jobs they had been promised did not exist.

Meir Statman, professor of finance at Santa Clara University and author of "What Investors Really Want" (McGraw-Hill, 2010), said people willing to invest in the Facebook offering were being lured by the "attraction of status".

We found ourselves going from being the little rascals playing in the music industry to suddenly competing for bands in our own social group who were being lured by Sony Music or BMG, even our own business partners at Warner.

Founded in 1914 under the editorial leadership of Herbert Croly (1869-1930) and Walter Lippmann (1889-1974), the magazine was losing subscribers, Lippmann and other writers were being lured away by other publications, and The New Republic desperately needed a plan.

Artists are being lured by cheap rent.

Yet even some of these are being lured south.

Now, locals are being lured back into the compact neighborhood.

"I felt I was being lured into working for MI5".

People are being lured into costly contracts because additional charges are hidden in the small print.