Sentence examples for would have lured from inspiring English sources

There is much in "Deep Water" that would have lured Antonioni: a secluded soul, a hostile sea, and a horror of what lies on land.

Supporters of the proposal said it would have lured customers for local businesses off the highway, created jobs and provided a more affordable dining option than the Harvest Table.

The plan assumed that the surplus would last until 2005, if not longer, by which time market forces would have lured new power generating supplies to meet rising demand.

In Reading, the legend that the king was buried in a silver coffin would have lured treasure hunters, and there are 19th-century stories of a brick vault being found and the bones seized by souvenir hunters from the town.

That would have lured Portugal out of their shells, encouraging us to move forward with more bite and zip, and allowing one of Gerrard or Lampard to buzz around Rooney.

Had Italy grown by the EU average over the past decade, its public debt would have fallen from over 100% of GDP to around 80%; and it would not have had to raise the tax burden to 43.5% of GDP to meet the goals set by the EU's stability pact.Faster growth would have lured in more foreign direct investment: Italy now gets half as much as Spain as a share of GDP.

Since there are no commercial flights between the two cities, the new line would not have lured away fliers or freed up landing slots at the busy airports.

Meanwhile in the US, another key market, Apple's introduction of the larger-screened iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in mid-September may have lured some would-be Galaxy buyers away.

Lower prices and cheaper sterling have lured them.

Rivals have lured new subscribers with iPhones.

On one of our first rides, I'd asked what had lured him to a race in which you ride your bike from coast to coast.