Examples of 'had to lure' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to lure"
had to lure: This phrase suggests the action of enticing or attracting someone or something by offering a reward, advantage, or temptation
How to use "had to lure" in a sentence
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had to lure
I had to lure bayou out of his chair.
So it means he had to lure her somehow.
I had to lure you down here.
Sitting right there, so they had to lure ford.
She had to lure the guy into a trap.
She was also a stranger, so it means he had to lure her somehow.
I had to lure you out.
After he gets noticed, he had to lure them out to the ocean.
I had to lure the spy.
To convince all these imbeciles that Vogel was here, we had to lure them.
I had to lure you in there.
Vogel was here, we had to lure them.
But also he had to lure in university students in exchange for private music lessons.
Long story short, I had to lure away an army of zombies.
I had to lure her off with dry breadcrumbs so I could get a decent price.
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He just had to lure the General in.
I had to lure you down here . It was the only way to destroy the contracts.
What if we only had to lure it back into the hole?
I had to lure Millie into the race.
Then we had to lure Milly away from hers.
They had to lure the Soviet Union to enter this draconian system by any mean.
Then we had to lure Millie away from hers.
I had to lure you down here . It was.
So they had to lure Ford out of first class.
I had to lure you out . No.
You only had to lure Yablokov out with a message.
We had to lure Rebecca's ex-boyfriend here so we can serve him the papers.
He would have had to lure the woman to Harlem, or driven her there.
She had to lure him here, to this Earth.
You had to lure Viktor?
We had to lure Rebecca 's ex-boyfriend here.
