Sentence examples for alluring by from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, his policy was to make the firm's goods ever more alluring by increasing prices, not reducing them.

The new ventures typically cannot be loaded up with debt, a common source of profits for buy-outs, made all the more alluring by the heaps of cheap money available nowadays.

Then she made herself — and her clothes — seem even more alluring by dropping out of fashion for three years to focus on her family, ending her self-imposed exile with a comeback at Céline.

The site location was perfect; two Wal-Marts within an easy drive, a bookstore, a library, a Dairy Queen and the Texas coastline were alluring close-by retreats.

The production, effectively directed by Mark Streshinsky, featured attractive, minimalist sets by Neil Patel and alluring lighting by Mark McCullough.

She was excellent, too, accompanied by Alan Feinberg and two of the Orion players in alluring songs by Mr. Wuorinen.

Yet Poliça have become one of 2012's most alluring acts by deploying the technique in unexpected ways.

New York Food Calendar 2012 has alluring photos by Battman, a food photographer, of dishes from restaurants including Le Bernardin, Daniel and Peasant, to benefit scholarships at the French Culinary Institute.

The music is a parody, "in the respectful sense," the composer writes, of "Mille Regretz," an alluring chanson by the Renaissance master Josquin des Prez.

Will an audience turn up for Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin," the abstractly alluring production by Robert Carsen, starring Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Onegin and Renée Fleming as Tatiana?

So, brill is beautifully moist-crisp, with a sauce stained an alluring grey by avruga caviar (just what I'm after for my kitchen cabinets).