Sentence examples for entice out from inspiring English sources

This year's mid-term elections may entice out a third of the electorate a smaller share than voted in Baghdad or Gaza.

Although the ports had some military importance, the main aim of the raid was to entice out defending ships which could then be picked off either by the battlecruiser squadron or by the full High Seas Fleet, which was stationed at sea ready to intervene if an opportunity presented itself.

HOLIDAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO -- The city by the bay's new HolidayFest Web site provides reduced hotel rates and holiday-event listings to entice out-of-town visitors.

Twenty-eight states are trying to entice out-of-state sellers to voluntarily collect their sales tax by reimbursing them a percentage 1.75% on average of what they collect.

Indeed, plants have been described as microbial "traps", able to entice endophytes out from the soils they are growing in [ 40].

Braving a downpour on our trip, we were enticed back out from the covered market hall by an array of food trucks just outside, selling rotisserie chicken and Brittany's signature galettes — savory, crêpe-like buckwheat pancakes.

No, according to Liddle, people like this are enticed out of their marriages by the "glamour" of divorce.

While I am flattered about the speculation of being enticed out of retirement, I'm happy with life as a bad golfer!

Toscanini was enticed out of retirement by the N.B.C. Company, which agreed to pay him $40,000, tax clear, and all expenses for 10 concerts.

About 18 months before, Line Ostvold of Norway, a former world champion enticed out of retirement by the addition of snowboard cross to the Olympic roster, died of a head injury after a spill on a World Cup course in Chile.

The culprit was Epa, a man from an isolated tribe who was enticed out of the forest a dozen years ago by missionaries.