Sentence examples for are enticed from inspiring English sources
verb
To lure; to attract by arousing desire or hope.
- I enticed the little bear into the trap with a pot of honey.
Amsterdammers are enticed in by the Bluespoon Restaurant.
so Brazil's producers are enticed to export even more.
Older children are enticed into counselling with incentives like football coaching.
Seabirds are enticed into eating plastic debris because it smells like their food, according to scientists.
Other are enticed by the ability to provide financing for strapped companies that can't get credit from traditional lenders.
No, according to Liddle, people like this are enticed out of their marriages by the "glamour" of divorce.
Many graduates are enticed by high-paying jobs at biotech and software companies, including a huge division of Microsoft.
Many people are enticed by personality tests, which claim to be able to assess your character then point you towards a job that is just right for you.
Issuers during cheap seasons appear to have less immediate or uncertain needs, but are enticed by low rates to engage in precautionary borrowing.
When Web portals like Yahoo pick up articles, hundreds more readers are enticed to e-mail me with comments and questions.
Last year, it established a direct-sales network in Germany allowing investors who are enticed by its advertisements to dial a local telephone number to purchase funds.
