allure ,

The lectures on mathematics allured so wide audience, that they eventually became open to public.

Tasteless:- Not be allured or tempted at all to any taste.

It is but natural that when the world which they represented no longer allured her, its ambassadors should be discredited.

How will they be allured, betrayed, deluded, Poor little untaught feet!

But we got allured by the color ourselves."

For another, I think he is allured here by a mastering desire, stronger than his caution."

What could have allured me about it then and have drawn me at night into the street?

He was allured by the idea of becoming the number one in the growing field of industrial espionage.

Her quick, unplanned feminine reaction both amused and allured.

He speaks of women allured by Bhikshatana's speech and his glance.

I was a soldier myself before the sea allured me, and love horse and sword best of all things."

From her window she could see the lake below the cliff, and the glisten of the water allured her.

Even had Hurstwood returned in his original beauty and glory, he could not now have allured her.

Hari is allured by James and is used effectively to transport explosives into the city.

Have not I myself allured him to me by honey-offerings and artful lure-calls of my happiness?

Even then, while I gazed, they came up in troops, hurriedly, with ravenous eyes, allured by the scent of the meat.

The brilliant disk fascinated and allured me; my eyes became fixed, and I could hardly breathe.

The only industry in Aurangabad allured hundreds of craftsman.

Her tenacity fascinated him, and yes, allured him.

They are instantly allured by her good looks and start to make hilarious attempts to find out about her and why she is in town.

It would be tragic if any were to be allured to that realm of death and horror by the very warning meant to discourage them.

An ambitious dream allured him.

The vegetables in the gardens, the milk and cheese that I saw placed at the windows of some of the cottages, allured my appetite.

Suppose a brute creature by any bait to be allured into a snare, by which he is destroyed.

And the people of the Islands were greatly allured by the thought of strange things neither men nor beasts who at evening answered prayer.

Yet he said there was an allure to the yes campaign.

As part of his allure, no one knows what he looks like.

Few will make it, but the allure is always present, perhaps now more than ever.

Still, for years there has been a certain allure to the idea of going it alone.

"This place has always had a big allure for me."

But the rural life has never lost its allure for his mother.

Such power did have its allure, she had to admit.

But a foreign car - particularly a new one - has a special allure.

From 1991 to 1999 she was the creative director of Allure.

They had come to him so easily they'd lost some of their allure.

Over the years, the Pond has lost much of its early allure.

Despite the allure, there are some who do not wish they could be in California.

But both before and after that period, the city held a deep allure for artists.

Yet, as the technology of air power advances, so does its allure.

It was something she could use, the rush, and part of the allure.

Travel, for instance, will have lost all of its allure.

He said the education ban would take away that allure.

The allure of power, prestige, money, and everything else was too great.

That's part of the allure for those who are so inclined.

Q. Has the county's allure changed much over the years?

Soon, though, the new house begins to lose its allure.

However, Russian companies are more than aware of their allure.

But I find the elusive quality to be a big part of its allure.

I'd never seen it before, but I was far from being immune to its allure.

But the risk from the sea is otherwise part of the city's allure.