Sentence examples similar to entice luck from inspiring English sources
That said, there's at least a chance that you'll walk away from an iBidcondo auction with a new condo in tow for 15% of its list price, which may well be enough to entice people to try their luck.
Their good luck seems increasingly enticing to the estimated 300,000 Syrians who have sought refuge in Egypt one in ten of the 3m who have fled their war-torn homeland.
However, on a recent visit the sportsbook stood empty and unattended; a single poker table was occupied; blackjack action was scant; four employees stood around a craps table enticing passers-by to try their luck.
To keep growing — and, with any luck, help theaters and studios entice Americans, particularly young ones, to go to the movies at all — Fandango will alter course.
I imagine it on my mantelpiece: bringing me luck, reminding me of Snillingur, enticing people to ask me about my horsemanship.
Similarly, one of his unlocked boxes, "Luck," is adorned with coins to entice peeks.
Some offer events for their members during the year to entice them to the winery to taste and with luck, to buy.
But the accommodations entice.
Nothing can entice them out.
