The flowering of photographers leads to millions of people who are thinking more visually and whom we may be able to entice to become an audience for documentary and photojournalistic images.
Participants will be able to entice prospective ticket buyers with a joke or a plea, by including an audio element with their show listings on the Fringe Web site: edfringe.com.com
"I'm sure that both Canberra and Phnom Penh are thrilled that they have been able to entice IOM to play a role in this scheme.
RIM hopes that by locking up some big-name partners, they'll be able to entice smaller developers to take a chance on their platform as well.
So far this year, it has been able to entice just 41,000 people to return to Afghanistan, a slight increase on the 35,000 who returned in the first half of 2011.
The organization, which had amassed a network of celebrities, was able to entice big names like Faith Hill, the country singer, to sign up as donors.
My feelings for Vonage aside, this seems like it could be a cool device that might be able to entice people leery of VOIP services to consider replacing their landlines.
Even with her star power, the soprano Renée Fleming has never been able to entice the Metropolitan Opera into mounting the work that André Previn wrote especially for her, "A Streetcar Named Desire," adapted from the Tennessee Williams play, with a libretto by Philip Littell.
"We hadn't been able to entice Vanessa until recently," Mr. Moore said.
