Sentence examples for alluring place from inspiring English sources

The world does seem a more alluring place when seen through Anne's eyes.

The trouble is, Taiwan is no longer such an alluring place to do business.

AN exchange rate favorable to United States visitors makes Canada an alluring place to vacation and shop.

Centuries before the hippies, there were the Portuguese -- and it's their lingering influence, not the lax laws, that makes Goa such an alluring place.

THE rambling apartment on the Left Bank of Paris where the writer Mary McCarthy settled in the 1960s was by all accounts an alluring place.

The influx is the result of a confluence of factors that have made the United States both reliant on the largesse of foreigners and an alluring place for opportunistic investors.

And if you live in Hollywood, more curves in alluring places.

The canyon was the exclamation mark at the end of the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive, a 30-mile road with so many alluring places to stop and explore that it could easily fill a day.

Barcelona hogs the limelight, of course, but outside the capital the sheer variety of alluring places to visit – from mountains to coast, lively cities to dozing villages, is staggering.

I'm not just talking about "destination dining" and expensive, high-end restaurants; of course the food has to be good, but the most alluring places are the ones that offer a unique experience rather than the identikit leather banquettes and overstarched tablecloths of the posh set.

But Fox and Stoll join a growing trickle of Google veterans who no longer find Google as alluring a place to work as they once did.