If one of the big energy drink companies desires its product to be endorsed by a world-renowned athlete, a Ronaldo or a Roger, they can generally rely on the enticing powers of a jumbo cheque.
Antropov, who is 6 feet 6 inches but plays with finesse rather than crushing power, enticed a big penalty with just five seconds left in the second period when defenseman Braydon Coburn hit him in the head with a high stick in apparent retaliation for a play.
The prospect of money and power entices children and teenagers into drug trafficking.
"Mapplethorpe's work shows its power to entice, but also disturb".
In 2002 our reviewer, Christopher Benfey, said, "The spectacular paintings... retain their power to entice and overwhelm".
The spectacular paintings that record this search for sublimity, handsomely printed here, retain their power to entice and overwhelm.
Once designers can perfect the art of manipulation, manufacturers can use this power to entice people to adopt behaviors that may not be in their best interest.
Mr. Milosevic is not an isolated case (Gen. Augusto Pinochet of Chile and many others come to mind), and we should use the occasion to find a permanent way to entice tyrants to renounce power to escape the wrath of nations.
3) It examines the depths of despair in its power to entice one to end life.
What was it that enticed me with such power?
