Tom was lured into a trap.

Tom lured us into a trap.

He lured her away from her husband.

Tom lured several teenage girls into sexual slavery.

Sami lured prostitutes into his van then raped them.

Both should come, lured by the country's rich natural resources.

The mouse was lured into the trap by a big piece of cheese.

They also are frequently lured away from manufacturing by booms in construction and other non tradable goods and services.

In fact, more students than ever who left for universities in Japan, the US, and Europe are being lured back.

In 1992, the sirens of Somalia s political collapse lured the US into another civil war to save a country from itself.

Scientists and researchers, once the pride of the Soviet Union, have vanished, often lured by more rewarding opportunities, at home or abroad.

Center left parties face a particularly difficult challenge, as their lower income electoral base is lured away by anti immigration, chauvinist competitors.

He says that he did not understand how the growth of non standard mortgages had lured borrowers and investors into bearing dangerous risks.

The Welsh advances ended on 11 December, however, when Llywelyn was lured into a trap and killed at the Battle of Orewin Bridge.

But this narrowness of vision will have to be overcome if Kazakhstan is not to be lured into either the Chinese or Russian orbits.

She was on her way to school when the rapist, a neighbour, lured her into a house, saying he would marry her, and then raped her.

The women said they had been lured by medical agents to undertake the surgery without knowing the accreditation of the facility and qualification of the surgeons.

Because the denizens of this netherworld know neither patriotism nor morality, they are easily lured into partnership with terrorists, particularly when they have reason to feel aggrieved.

The pair allegedly lured people into contributing to the scheme with the promise that the victims would become part owners of the business and reap windfall returns.

Unskilled migrants tend to come to Europe, where they burden the welfare state, and skilled migrants are lured to the US, although they are urgently needed at home.

Unskilled migrants tend to come to Europe, where they burden the welfare state, and skilled migrants are lured to the US, although they are urgently needed at home.

Or they come from countries in Eastern Europe or Southeast Asia and have fallen victim to human trafficking, lured by decent job offers or simply sold by their parents.

Borrowers are lured into unsuitable mortgages firms are stripped of their assets accountants mislead investors financial advisers spin narratives of riches from nowhere and the media promote extravagant claims.

If immigrants gain welfare benefits in addition to wages, more will be lured into coming than necessary, and marginal migrants would create welfare losses for the EU equal to the benefits.

At the same time, many Serbs have left Kosovo before and after NATO s intervention in 1999, whether fleeing from Albanian violence against them or simply lured by better opportunities in Serbia proper.

In fact, the US has probably been lured into serving these countries own narrower interests, whether it be Israel s unconvincing vision of its own security or the Sunni countries opposition to Shia Iran.

Just as a ruthless Prime Minister Chirac sold a nuclear reactor to Saddam Hussein in the 1970 s, so the President Chirac of today is being lured into doing big business with another aggressive dictatorship.

The problem is not just that workers, capital, and land are sucked into the booming commodity sector. They also are frequently lured away from manufacturing by booms in construction and other non tradable goods and services.

In that sense, bin Laden hoped that the US would be lured into a bloody war in Afghanistan, similar to the Soviet intervention two decades earlier, which had created such a fertile recruiting ground for jihadists.

Before July's protests, they hoped that Hong Kong would provide so attractive an example of the idea of One Country, Two Systems'' that Taiwan would be lured into accepting the sovereignty of the government in Beijing.

The unpopularity of Hong Kong's incompetent and sycophantic Chief Executive, chosen by China for a second five year term that will only end in 2007, creates a grave dilemma for the country's communist rulers. Before July's protests, they hoped that Hong Kong would provide so attractive an example of the idea of One Country, Two Systems'' that Taiwan would be lured into accepting the sovereignty of the government in Beijing.