siren song
siren call

That couldn't have been the siren call he'd heard with his mind.

But there are other powerful siren calls in today’s America.

I understand our young people listening to its siren call.

He followed the siren call of coffee toward the kitchen.

Across the street a car alarm began its siren call.

It is, in fact, a smart way to deal with the siren call of the media new age.

Nor is he willing to respond to the siren call of television.

But they can become the sirens calling from the rocks.

The siren call of college must be tempting for him, though.

But I do hope they resist the siren call of the open road, because we’d really miss them.

The next morning's story in the Rocky served as the siren call to the media across the country.

"Then Malaysia may serve as a siren call for other countries."

Others succumbed to the siren call of technology before the sun had set on the first day.

The siren call of the gaming tables is never far away.

If anything, burlesque has become a siren call to other women.

But when they start to focus on profits rather than survival, the siren call of risk will sound again.

The Siren call of her blood whispered to the hunger within him.

But it was like a siren call, the sense that he might quit just one mission too soon.

I hope they can resist the siren call of guilt.

He's been married four times, each experience worse than the last- but still he hears love's siren call.

Viewers who had been out late Saturday might have heard the siren call of a warm bed.

The reports provide further evidence, if any were needed, that Congress should not listen to the coal industry’s siren call for special treatment.

And yet he rose to his feet, unable to resist the siren call of her blood.

This was not like the siren call of the willows.

Instead the siren call of technology displaced all other considerations.