Sentence examples for entice back from inspiring English sources

And it is also hoping to entice back the thousands of foreign workers needed to help Libya rebuild.

And contrary to mainstream theory, a cheapening of the currency is not always enough to entice back foreign buyers.

They say that some larger units are needed, to entice back brands like the late lamented Marks & Spencer.

The juxtaposition seemed to sum up the Iranians' reluctant dependence on Chinese technology and investment, and their keenness to entice back the westerners as soon as politics allows.

Presumably this is an attempt to entice back those people who visited earlier in the week and weren't tempted by the brushless toilet brushes.

Niantic is testing an updated tracking system that will help users find rare Pokémon, but it is unclear whether this and the banning of cheaters will be implemented in time to entice back users who have stopped playing the game.

(We can't ask him, since he was enticed back home to Iraq and promptly murdered).

He was enticed back to London by an offer to work for Harry Evans's Sunday Times.

And that more seats could mean cheaper tickets, enticing back supporters for whom Premier League football is simply too expensive presently.

The company adds that it is confident Grenoble will eventually be enticed back to advertising... by pointing to São Paulo.

After several years away from the stage, Redman was enticed back to the National theatre to play opposite Ralph Richardson in Tolstoy's The Fruits of Enlightenment in 1979.