Sentence examples for entice spectators from inspiring English sources
"It clearly increases foot traffic in the mall, and it's intended to entice spectators to engage in various forms of expenditure".
A live fashion show is planned, which aims to entice spectators to click the "buy" button for clothes featured on the catwalk.
But there is plenty of peril, which always makes a hole enticing for spectators.
The utterly baffling scheduling, in midweek the day after local schools returned, meant even Warwickshire's decision to admit members and children for free, while adult tickets cost just £10, could not entice more than 3,000 spectators into a ground which holds the best part of 25,000.
In the Netherlands more spectators were enticed by a father's midlife crisis in Rudolf van den Berg's Tirza.
But with the country still recovering from a gruelling six-year war that had ended only three-years previously, people were desperate to inject a bit of fun into their lives and, as rudimentary a circuit as Silverstone was then, competitors and spectators alike were enticed by the prospect of high-speed racing.
However, any action directed at opposing teams or their spectators with the intent to taunt, disrespect, distract or entice an unsporting behavior in a response is not acceptable sportsmanship.
Call of Duty, meanwhile, has added Com Cast and Oracle features specifically to make the games more interesting to spectators, and has included new maps, modes and league options to entice pro-gamers.
