Sentence examples for entice students from inspiring English sources

Still, Gene Holder, head of Weaver's metals technology department, has struggled at times to entice students to his classes.

He added, "It is unconscionable for lenders to entice students into loans that are not best for them".

Posters entice students with idealistic visions of a multicultural society, with one depicting a Muslim member of the Yale band performing at a basketball game.

When I travel in Pakistan, I see radical madrasas built by Wahhabi Muslim fundamentalists from Saudi Arabia and other countries, offering free meals to entice students.

He is hoping that the unusual storefront will entice students in need of academic help, just as they have been lured in San Francisco.

Mr. Evanovich says it is difficult to entice students because many want jobs that are directly related to their career goals and shun service jobs like washing dishes.

Even gas stations are enticing students away from college.

The government entices students to stay on after they graduate by offering a one-year graduate job search visa.

Some blogs, most of them written by unemployed or underemployed graduates, have accused law schools of enticing students with shady data.

In the recent real estate boom, luxury apartments sprang up near campuses around the country, enticing students with amenities like gyms and spas.

This was the second event the record label had sponsored at Columbia, enticing students to attend a concert with free admission, food and drink.