Lure of the Temptress

He said he was doing it to lure them in.

Fungi multiplied. Orchids emerged, genitalia shaped to lure insects ...

No man can resist the lure of a woman.

He understands the temptation of evil, the lure of forgetfulness.

The aim was and still is to lure them out.

Traffickers are known to lure parents into putting their children in orphanages and childcare homes.

Stevan Hogg used girls phone to lure paedophiles to send images

In Russia, he meets with schoolchildren, and performs various miracles, in order to lure them back to Scotland.

In order to lure employees from outside or retain existing ones, employers have to raise wages.

Yet we can t resist the lure of the garbage can and its delights.

Of course, the Moldovan government balks at any attempt to lure away its citizens.

Of course, Russia won't look on happily if the EU tries to lure Ukraine.

Officials hope Salam will lure users away from applications such as Viber and WhatsApp that are hugely popular in Iran.

Those individuals are engaged in secret operations to lure and abduct Japanese Korean citizens to take them to the Japanese islands.

As attackers become more sophisticated, they send better crafted emails, sometimes impersonating trusted sources that lure unwary users.

Moreover, in the Middle East, there is no safety net like the European Union, which has helped lure the Balkans out of the abyss.

This is a Christmas tree of a fish everything on this fish lights up, it's not just that lure.

But the lure of high private sector wages has consequences for the quality of government, as South Africa is discovering.

After all, managing for the short run encouraged mortgage lenders to offer artificially low teaser interest rates to lure potential homeowners.

After all, managing for the short run encouraged mortgage lenders to offer artificially low teaser interest rates to lure potential homeowners.

In the current crisis, even the private rating agencies dramatically underestimated the risks involved, which helped lure international financial investors into purchasing mortgage backed securities at exaggerated prices.

Californian voters' first mistake is thus what may be called the lure of the immediate none too surprising in a state where instant gratification is supposedly a core value.

I should go and have a drink,' said Levin, not quite disinterestedly, hoping that the vodka would tempt Veslovsky and lure him away.

Of course, this another ridiculous fabrication from the same man who famously said that the Bosnian Muslims had shelled their own villages in order to lure NATO into the war.

Poverty drives some to take money in exchange for acts of violence, abetted by the lure of a false heroism that they were not able to act upon during Saddam s long reign.

Then we phase out the food as a lure, and now the dog knows that sit means sit, and you can actually communicate to a dog in a perfectly constructed English sentence.

But without more and deeper reforms, there will be too few of the preconditions for economic growth that lure investment without which no growth is possible.

Equally important for Pakistan is to expand and reform its public education system and improve basic services so that radical groups cannot lure young people into their educational and welfare networks.

I mean, I'd thought about the Harbour Bridge or Bondi Beach, but Minto? But still, I'm a producer, and the lure of a site specific theater project was more than I could resist.

Faced with an existential crisis as new technologies lure away their readers and viewers, traditional news media just like bankers, car manufacturers, and solar electricity producers are increasingly turning to governments for help.

Russia experienced international terrorism long before others and thus sought joint international efforts against it long ago. Indeed, America did not lure Russia into the current war in Afghanistan instead, Russia is using the US to rout bin Laden's terrorists and the Taliban, who caused instability across Central Asia, Chechnya, and other Russian regions.

They met in Vladikavkaz in 1996, in Java in 1997, and in Borjomi in 1998.

The average temperature in July is in north and in south, and in January in northeast and in southwest.

The company's oil assets were nationalised in Libya in 1971, in Kuwait in 1975, and in Nigeria in 1979.

'Well, I stayed in Germany, in Prussia, in France, and in England not in the capitals but in manufacturing centres.

One in the UK in 1993 and one in 2012 in Israel.

There were two more, in Lisbon in 1996 and in Istanbul in 1999.

That was the case in Algeria in 1991 92, in Iraq in 2005, and in the West Bank and Gaza in 2006.

In fact, democracy is in deep trouble in America.

In adults, paralysis occurs in one in 75 cases.

About of the catchment is in Turkey, in Armenia, in Georgia, in Azerbaijan, and about are in Iran.

They've begun to walk in Israel and Palestine, in Jordan, in Turkey, in Syria.

Biometric data was subsequently introduced in Tajikistan in 2010 and in Uzbekistan in 2011.

Layla dreamed in Arabic, thought in Arabic, spoke in Arabic, and cried in Arabic.