Word: luring
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Songstress Betty Doyle, beer, and 12--count 'em, 12--high-kicking Bradford Junior College chorines will lure about 1000 freshmen into Memorial Hall tonight for the annual Freshman Smoker...
More and more, the lure of neutralism as practiced by India and Egypt, which seemed to get the best of both sides, was beginning to tell on other nations hitherto friendly only to the West. Sensing this change of heart, Russia's Premier Bulganin last week dropped a strong hint that Moscow "would like to have relations with Pakistan no less friendly than those with India" and might even be willing to give it some economic aid. It was a pity, he added, that Pakistan's partnership in the Baghdad pact had brought it "to difficult internal straits...
Excellent snow conditions in northern New England stand ready to lure University skiers from their newly selected courses...
...University might be able to lure General Alfred Gruenther, one of the acknowledged world's amateur experts on bridge, to take the Goren Chair of Whist after he retires from his present job. With such a distinguished professor teaching the course, it would soon become the largest in the University...
...shouted for more and more steel. On building sites, in laboratories and around the plants of the steel users, there were more engineers on the job, at higher pay, than ever before. Nevertheless, employers were using every enticement from fine wines to fancy titles in an effort to lure more engineers onto their payrolls...