Sentence examples for entice about from inspiring English sources

The staff knows ING's money has helped increase overall prize money and the appearance fees that entice about 40 total elite runners to New York.

A contingent valuation survey of forest landowners in Southern Vermont and Western Massachusetts suggests that it would cost about $700 per acre to entice about one-half of Massachusetts and 33% of Vermont respondents to permanently conserve their forestland.

Electronic Arts found that it could entice only about 15,000 people to pay to play Majestic, either at $9.95 a month or later, when, in an effort to boost sales, the company offered free online play with the purchase of the game for $40 on CD. "Majestic was a noble experiment that failed," Mr. Brown said.

If equity investments in America look less enticing, how about bonds?

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There's actually something enticing about people Morris dancing to tunes played at a slower tempo".

And what do you find really off-putting – or enticing – about a trailer?

The things she found enticing about New York when she moved here 18 years ago had migrated to Brooklyn, she said.

But there was something more perverse than enticing about the nude colors, blushing to darker shades, and the sense of willful bodily exposure.

But what's enticing about a book is also what removes it from the tech start-up universe: it affords some separation from the flow of online time, and has its own kind of tangible, spatial existence.

While the subject matter is uninspiring, what is enticing about these paintings is their perilously tricky surface, AstroTurf, a synthetic grass invented in the 1960s and originally sold under the name Chemgrass.