Sentence examples for alluring event from inspiring English sources

Blocked since 2009, Facebook's I.P.O is a remote but alluring event — "It's like hearing the emperor is about to have sex; what's there to be excited about if you're a eunuch?" as one Weibo user puts it.

There is no greater arena for celebrity than Hollywood, and no more alluring event for movie fans than the Oscars, the culmination of a three-month season in which the film industry celebrates itself, again and again.

Some of the new jokes display the strain of Dad trying to act cool (adding the slang "shiznit" on an onscreen scroll is a dead giveaway), but they don't dampen the oddball mood that makes "Tubes" such a singularly strange and alluring event.

Marc Sophoulis, one of the coaches at MITS, who is working with a number of players competing in the Grand Slam this year, says the prestige of the event is alluring to other students.

But the event was still alluring to those who sought to be among the few hundred fans sitting atop the fabled Green Monster in left field.

Some novels delight their readers with an intricate and irresistible plot, in which pace and clues and the stumble of events offer an alluring puzzle.

The effect is alluring and beatific.

The prize was so alluring — renting the hall and publicizing the event as Strathmore does would cost about $27,000 — that groups stuck to the hall's conventional uses.

Encountered previously in a memorable Miller Theater event, the seductive work was still more alluring on renewed acquaintance.

That moment, however, has passed, and it is not at all clear whether the fantasy will be as alluring now that events have brought the actual White House closer to the imagined one on "West Wing".

All of them are misconstrued events, alluring but invariably damaging objects stumbled against in the dark.