Sentence examples similar to entice myself from inspiring English sources
That would be enough to entice the chronically hungry, myself included.
Still, not everyone knows that, and I figured that the low sticker price might entice enough investors like myself to start pumping the thing.
Then, as if from its very pages, a soft, scented wind blows, light as an ocean breeze -- and I find myself enticed and yearning, all over again.
"I would love to think nuru could entice the queer community," Juna tells me, and, as a member of it myself, I think she's right.
"I would love to think nuru could entice the queer community," Juna told me, and, as a member of it myself, I think she's right.
In fact, my books seemed so popular in Malaysia that I found myself wondering if the veto was part of a Machiavellian plot to entice the public to read them.
Nothing can entice them out.
Yet I found myself idly musing, "Well, I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating biscuits... .. Thus does Harris entice us to confirm the central creed of her latest novel - that evil can entrance the human soul.
The ads, however, did little to entice.
