Sentence examples for yet lured from inspiring English sources

He recalled how the Brazilian squad was more unified in 1958 because the players stayed home in the domestic league, not yet lured to Europe by the megasalaries that are available today.

That sort of attitude may yet lure a different kind of British import.

Emerging from a VIP reception for supporters before the rally, she said she could yet be lured away.

Mark Schwarzer may yet be lured away from that by Arsenal but, though he proved to be a superb signing for free, he has not been so phenomenal as to be irreplaceable, especially given the generous transfer funds that Mohamed Al Fayed has agreed to make available to the new manager.

Yet Blair lures him back, this time to a proper job as Africa minister.

Ms Richardson mentions she is yet to lure one of the school's former alumni, actress Jessie Wallace, who plays Kat Slater in EastEnders, to return.

Yet whether luring underage girls into her husband's bed or being questioned by understandably impatient police officers, she's the same old Lisa.

Yet, to lure merchants to its advertising system, Google offered them $10 worth of free transaction processing for every $1 in advertising they spent on Google.

Yet despite luring a hockey franchise to the coliseum, the New Haven Knights, SMG still couldn't make the building pay for itself.

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe periodically commandeers planes from the national airline that should be shuttling paying passengers.All of which helps explain why the region has failed as yet to lure in much foreign direct investment, beyond mining and farming.

When "The Knick" was greenlit in 2013, Cinemax had yet to lure the level of top-shelf film talent seen on network brethren like HBO and Showtime.