Sentence examples for continued to entice from inspiring English sources
Last week's decline in interest rates continued to entice corporations to offer debt securities, and yesterday nearly $1 billion worth of new issues were priced.
Sales of new, single-family U.S. homes surged a more-than-expected 3.5% to a fresh record in December, the government said Tuesday, as low interest rates continued to entice home buyers.
Nonetheless, the group's pranksterism continues to entice "investors" and, now, owners of New York City art galleries.
Another option for Dish may be continuing to entice other existing wireless service providers into a partnership or deal.
James Bond films continue to entice for their exotic locales, the spy-world gadgetry, the power-mad villains and, of course, those glamorous Bond girls.
Realizing that promise has been elusive, but it continues to entice many by offering a potential solution to the management dilemma faced by any attempt to meet the personal needs of a large group of learners.
Its charming confessions of culinary mishaps (including a fish that "looked like Hieronymus Bosch's vision of hell"); its recollections of grand meals prepared in modest kitchens (one sinkless, so that pasta was strained over the nearby toilet); and its devotion to cooking comforting foods (for one, or a party, or hundreds of Columbia students) continue to entice.
It is what it says about your desire for women en masse, that you could see the appeal of a dead one: it is the logical end point of objectification, perceiving the physical traits to be so important that they continue to entice even after the life to which they were attached has been extinguished.
Winfrey continues to entice viewers with money-saving tips, celebrity interviews and relationship advice.
Get it all right and there's a good chance Europe can produce rockets fit for the 21st Century, with operating price points that can continue to entice customers.
