Sentence examples for alluring prize from inspiring English sources
Much of the potential conflict between surfers and fishermen has been eased because of the dates set for legal surfing: The season for striped bass — the Point's most alluring prize — runs from April 15 to Dec. 15.
Andy Murray is Wimbledon champion, ending that oft-mentioned 77-year hiatus since the last time a British man lifted tennis's most alluring prize, and in the process scaling one of the more vertiginous sporting Everests.
It is an alluring prize, and one that Li Guoqiao, of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, thinks within reach.Dr Li is one of the researchers who turned a Chinese herbal treatment for the disease into artemisinin, one of the most effective antimalarial drugs yet invented.
Friday and Saturday they scooted 15 miles off shore to hook the monsters in hopes of attaining alluring prizes like another boat or cash.
The government was fighting a "war on tobacco" against a corporate cabal that was not above renewing its consumer base with child-friendly marketing campaigns, involving the likes of Joe Camel and Marlboro Miles, and come-ons that offered alluring prizes in trade for tabs torn off smoked-out cigarette packs.
Sure, the competition and the prize money are alluring, if you're into that sort of thing.
Forest elephants are smaller than their savanna cousins and have an alluring, extra-hard pinkish ivory that is especially prized.
The game held together because it was limited to a small core of competitors who accepted the rules since the prize -- the right to rule like a king -- was so alluring.
The camel owners' hunger for the insane prize money (AUD$6.6m) apparently drives them to request the modifications, including Botox for a fuller, more alluring gob.
She is effortlessly alluring.
