Sentence examples for an enticing array of from inspiring English sources

Harbourside restaurants abound, serving an enticing array of pintxos (Basque tapas) including tasty sardines washed down with sidra.

If your taste tends more toward Indonesian rijsttafel, there is an enticing array of Indonesian spices, sambals and sauces too.

Shoppers in Knightsbridge could well find themselves in Harrods, which has an enticing array of snack bars, cafes and restaurants.

Half travel album, half recipe collection, her book presents an enticing array of dishes that require only a few exotic ingredients: pomegranate molasses, pepper paste and pekmez, a syrup made from grapes, figs or mulberries.

Middle-class families were tucked up at tables laden with freshly baked pita pockets, delicate cheese-stuffed pastries, oil-dipped vine leaves, and an enticing array of dips and meze.  .

Nevertheless, an enticing array of other possibilities awaits the field.

The service is "popular with ordinary families who fancy a day out at the seaside combined with the excitement of travelling by steam train and the experience of sitting in vintage carriages" With the summer holidays now well underway, day-trippers and families seeking to travel back to the golden age of the British steam train face an increasingly enticing array of options.

With its enticing array of benefits, SAS is bound to attract a few people who would rather enjoy the perks than do the work.

The action is anchored in hushed stillness, and the enticing array of characters and there are many more, including Bob's friend, a bar owner (Nate Parker), and the couple's little girl, Sylvie (played by the twins Kennadie and Jacklynn Smith)—comes to life in the present tense through fleetingly glanced gestures and gazes, quiet words and desperate caresses.

The action is anchored in hushed stillness, and the enticing array of characters — and there are many more, including Bob's friend, a bar owner (Nate Parker), and the couple's little girl, Sylvie (played by the twins Kennadie and Jacklynn Smith) — comes to life in the present tense through fleetingly glanced gestures and gazes, quiet words and desperate caresses.

It is directed by the Democratic and Republican associates of Teller in the Senate, and by a throng of Populists who marshal most enticing arrays of figure to show that Teller, a Republican and protectionist, would be a much more available opponent of McKinley than any Democrat in all the forty-five States.