Sentence examples for entice a crowd from inspiring English sources

Volkov is on a mission to expand the audience for contemporary classical music, and previous editions of Tectonics have included music by John Cage to entice a crowd who would prefer to go to visual art events rather than hear contemporary music.

Rita Paris, the director of the Palazzo Massimo, one of the museums involved in the initiative, said she hoped the combination of free admission, music and evening visits would entice a new crowd.

The great weather was not just a boon for ice cream vendors, it helped entice an improved crowd of 65,528 through the gates during the tournament.

In an effort to match the pyrotechnics of the all-conquering Indian Premier League, whose brand is now valued at $4.13billion, the Big Bash League is trying everything to entice a new, younger crowd to the sport; flashing stumps, umpires rigged up to cameras, players hooked up to microphones.

He needn't have worried; the exhibition enticed a stellar crowd to the gallery on its opening night.

The cash could entice a suitor.

Use short paragraphs to entice a reader.

The funny-scary "Lake Placid" took in around $10.1 million in its first weekend, enticing a mostly youthful crowd (64% under 25).

Anything to entice an impromptu purchase.

There have been snowballs thrown at Broncos games, eliciting a 49ers kicker to miss and enticing a Raiders lineman into the crowd.

The band break into an impromptu a cappella, enticing the crowd into an optimistic state of mind.