lures造句

Sure, I prefer fishing faster moving lures on heavier line.

Experts believe the range of colors lures consumers into buying more than one item.

Quickly the crew sprung into action, pulling the hookless lures closer to the boat.

I'll make quick presentations with different lures and then move on to the next spot.

The flower hat jelly has hot pink lures curling from its bell.

Nice. We went out in my friend’s boat last month and I tried these new lures from Sakamura.

Villages speckle the slopes of Mount Merapi, where fertile land lures farmers into a volcanic hazard zone.

Pro-troll lures: a chip in fishing lures sets off an electrical pulse which "duplicates the electric nerve discharge of a wounded bait fish," prompting other fish to bite it.

If either one of those strings matches the parameter, then the appropriate array of lures is returned.

Expectations of higher rates lures in foreign-exchange traders: a number of Asian currencies reached multi-year highs this week.

Scaly oddities trawled up from seas around Greenland since 1992 include the Atlantic football fish, a type of anglerfish that lures prey by waggling its fleshy "bait."

And, like I said, the cold water doesn't rule out action lures that do more than crawl seductively over the bottom.

The prospect of lounging on talcum-white beaches with a backdrop of misty blue mountains is what initially lures most visitors.

But don't confuse him with the state lottery, which lures money away from poor people in a giant scam that promises to make them richer.

But don't confuse him with the state lottery, which lures money away from poor people in a giant scam that promises to make them richer. "— Jay leno."

Best of all, they allow me to cover water faster, make more casts and show my lures to more fish. That increases the odds of me getting more bites.

When you want to back off just a bit, especially in clear water, or the bite just gets tough, this rod will give you the ability to use lighter line and smaller lures.

It lures advertisers with promises of precision: why pay huge sums to scatter a message among millions of people when you can target the few who seem to be interested in your product?

GoogleReason it rates: Every employee got a 10% pay hike last year at this tech giant, where free haircuts, game rooms and 11 gourmet cafeterias are among the many additional lures.