Sentence examples for would be lured from inspiring English sources

Only insecure people would be lured into a bar fight.

In a normal recession, few customers would be lured even by big price cuts on automobiles.

Individuals would be lured back to the Soviet Union on the pretence of making contact with bogus anti-Bolshevik groups.

Cries of Satanism, you'll recall, attended the release of each new book, from Christian parents worried that their children would be lured into the occult.

Mr. Barger said the airline hoped that travelers would be lured by a number of features not normally associated with the cattle-car image of discount flying.

One observer speculates that the government delayed announcing its review in the hope that he would be lured into saying something it could spin as proof that the Tories deal with problems in public services by facilitating escape from them.

She explained that "the character is not a stereotypical TV-style husband-stealer who immediately would be luring the dude into the sack, but rather seems like a real person facing real issues".

Mays has explained that "the character is not a stereotypical TV-style husband-stealer who immediately would be luring the dude into the sack, but rather seems like a real person facing real issues".

If 'report incident' was the central part of the app, as soon as you opened it there would be a central exclamation point that you'd be lured into pressing".

For a moment, I let myself imagine that I'd been lured there to be robbed and killed.

At the start of the campaign Goldsmith had been fizzing with ideas ("he's a good man") but he'd been lured into negativity by Crosby and desperation.