Heinzelmann (sometimes called Luring) was a kobold in the mythology of northern Germany.

Aling Luring's memory came back and she now remembers everything and wants to help Sabina.

A similar game, referred to as a "Luring Lottery", was actually played by the editors of Scientific American in the 1980s.

She recognizes the contesa, she is Aling Luring or Eloida in Saladin.

Episode20: Contesa Sabina always practices her magic and even does the routine exercise that Aling Luring taught her.

After failing to persuade his employer to produce a similar program, Ward developed one of his own, in partnership with an American programmer called Rusty Luring.

Episode9: Luring Sabina and Calay went to the house of Luring the rumored witch.

Contesa/Aling Luring's car hits Sabina and when she is trying to help Sabina, is remembers that she once helped this girl.

Meanwhile, Sabina saw and heard Aling Luring when she opened the portal to Saladin and she used it to go to Saladin.

Cities Add Wireless Access In Hope of Luring Business Add urban renewal to the growing list of reasons to deploy wireless computing networks.

The Foothold Luring Workers At First Proves Slow Raul Fernandez was an aide to Representative Jack Kemp in the mid-1980's.

Princess tells Sabina that the ring lights up whenever Contesa walks pass her, wanting to find Aling Luring Sabina borrows the ring from Princess.

In 2004, Nordstoga signed for Universal Records and made his definitive breakthrough with the album Luring, selling 150.000 copies and spending 14 weeks on top of the Norwegian album charts.

Luring America's best to the agency is a daunting challenge, but other hurdles loom larger: a bureaucracy that rewards quantity (of recruited agents or analytic reports) over quality and that habitually hedges its analysis.

The 200-Acre Amenity Luring Buyers In a Slow Market Despite the hazards, some developers are profiting by building golf courses as giant amenities in the middle of new planned communities.

A5 INDONESIA LURING BUSINESS Indonesia is increasingly attracting American companies as its Government liberalizes laws on foreign investment.

Digital Luring I.B.M. Official Digital Equipment has reportedly hired Bruce Claflin, a veteran I.B.M. executive who worked on the Thinkpad line, to run its money-losing personal computer division.

Luring Gatting down the track at Ilford and shivering timber constituted something of a coup, as does Graham Gooch's belief that Shahid will one day succeed 'Charlie' Childs as the second Chelmsford twirler.

Regarding the May 24 article on the state's efforts to promote tourism ("A New Strategy for Luring Vacationers"): New Jersey taxpayers may be interested to know about a serviceable slogan I offered at no charge seven or eight years ago ("Come to Life in New Jersey!")

A3 LURING BOSNIANS HOME Bosnia is preparing a law that would pardon draft evaders, in an effort to lure back home many of the skilled young men who fled the country to avoid fighting, but in some places the proposal is causing resentment.

Maybe you can find a way to lure them back.

She must think of something else, some way to lure him here.

They lure you in and become difficult to put down.

How to lure the men out one at a time.

You had to lure him with the right kind of question.

I knew she was trying to lure me back to the land of the living again.

"Another long story, but I have to get away before they can use me to lure him here."

It is they who lure him off the true course.

Since then, several other big companies have been lured to the area.

He will try to lure it back within the next few days.

I was lured in the same way as everyone else.

I do not want to be lured into their game.

Change the subject quickly and lure him into some other area.

That's the line I'm going to use to lure them both to their death.

More than a year later, the company is still trying to lure some of that business back.

Lure the teachers with other benefits, but keep their tax bill the same.

This was the woman who had lured her father away?

Water is what lures people here, to live or to play.

Even a woman can lure you in for her male friends.

I think you can lure her back to the museum.

The plan works, but only lures one of the two.

Either that or someone had lured them out into the open.

Let's see if we can lure them in within reach.

First, to lure him in here, I think we have to make it seem like there's only one of us around.

Had he been lured here with a sense of safety?

However, she had never tried to use any such as a lure.

She had already turned down the lure of money and security.

He heard again in his mind the lure of the music.

He had long ago learned the lure of money in hand.

He must be to me as the fish to the lure.

Its lure is not lost on those who care for it, either.

They will believe that my name was used as a lure.

And if they were down deep, how did one get a lure to them?

With such a world as a lure, just three days away from Earth, how different history might have been.

I had used a lure to get my 15-year-old boy to this point.

The lure of money and responsibility was too much to turn down.

That's our lure to get them to sit down and play.

The store here is a lure to about three million people a year.

He left the firm, however, when the lure of another interest was too great.

The lure of the West is just too powerful a force.

What if, he thought, a really big fish takes the lure?

Is it the short summer season and the lure of fresh air?

But for such states the lure can also be the greatest.

I had no lure to which the bird would come.

What is the lure of a law firm so late in his career?

It's never clear which of these is meant to be the real lure.

He set the lure he'd been painting on its side and moved next to her.

Or perhaps a lure to bring me here, for some purpose of their own.

But in 1983 the lure of the land proved too strong.