Sentence examples for work to lure from inspiring English sources

Any director is diminished by such an association, but someone like Anderson in particular should not be getting into bed with McDonald's, and using his work to lure young children into destructive eating habits; it's a lose-lose situation.

PHILADELPHIA--For centuries, Teotihuacan had bustling markets, powerful kings, magnificent buildings, and the promise of lucrative work to lure the most energetic youth of its time.

Ms. Burklund began working to lure "Dallas" to its namesake city in 2010.

And throughout, the seething, grand orchestral life works to lure us in.

And the Republicans are working to lure the Latinos: governors from three Mexican states were at Mr Perry's inauguration.

Gibraltar, the British self-governed territory south of Spain, is now working to lure hedge funds, private equity and other investors in Brazil and Latin America to expand to its shores.

Than Shwe hid these links with North Korea as long as he could from Japan and South Korea, because he was working to lure Japanese and South Korean companies to invest more in efforts to plunder Burma's natural resources.

In the meantime, Mr. Samaras is working to lure investment back to the country, and he outlined a pro-European agenda that he said had already gone a long way toward burnishing Greece's credibility and image.

Faced with vanishing farm jobs and the shuttering of related businesses, like a box-folding plant and the Spreckels sugar factory, Mendota has worked to lure prison builders, a frequent solution for struggling rural communities.

Here in Anoka, a Minneapolis suburb of 18,076 that was once home of the radio host Garrison Keillor, Mr. Kerry's campaign worked to lure undecided voters to meet the candidate.

Trump's extreme rhetoric on immigration has also been a turnoff for some voters in Utah, which has increasingly emphasized dual-language programs in schools and worked to lure international companies to the state.