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Meanings of feel the lure in English
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Usage of feel the lure in English
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She was not the first to feel the lure of a uniform.
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Even golfers did not feel the lure of the outdoors on this dark day.
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If you feel the lure of romance-itwill come to you."
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She was beginning to feel the lure of Alaska-thevast, the untamed, the inscrutable, the promising.
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Maybe little Ahmad, like his uncle and father and grandfather and countless Zeitouns before them, will feel the lure of the sea.
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If you don't feel the lure of her, then you are not one of her chosen and I can never make you so.
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We never feel the lure of a sin which grieves us in another; but often the call of a sin which we too strongly condemn.
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The vague distance called; he felt the lure of going somewhere.
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He felt the lure, but it was not strong enough.
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He had long felt the lure of that promising little city on the lake shore.
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But he had felt the lure of graft.
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He felt the lure of her more and more with every meeting, the wonder and the charm.
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And now that they were this close, Jedra felt the lure of true convergence like a physical force drawing him even closer.
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If he hadn't felt the lure of the strenuous life, he might have been celebrating Mass instead of playing guide for us.
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I thought of that Einstein quote: "Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous." Suddenly, I felt the lure of a good mystery.