Sentence examples for entice that from inspiring English sources

This is the first R-rated feature from Mr. Shyamalan, who's left the PG-13 world behind presumably to entice that much-coveted demographic, the young male bloodsucker.

The work was an excellent choice for the 10th instalment in the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment's Night Shift concerts, through which the period band seeks to entice that ever-elusive audience demographic: the young.

The concern, of course, is that, you know, debt as far as we can see is going up and that we're simply going to have to have treasure rates higher in order to entice that capital.

The ones with the pretty stock photos of young, attractive people running through a field to entice that precious click or share.

The government's victories show just how enticing that type of evidence will be for prosecutors in future cases.

The cause of all this trouble are flyspeck islands, called Senkaku by Japan, which administers them, that China, enticed that they may sit atop rich mineral reserves, claims.

So, for instance, you can see not only that you spent $200 on your anniversary dinner, but also exactly how enticing that lobster looked.

Similarly, the pay and conditions of a member of the European Parliament are seen as so enticing that long queues of would-be candidates are already forming.

The carnitas, minced roasted pork wrapped in handmade tortillas and topped with spicy sauce and fresh guacamole, are so enticing that aficionados travel miles to eat them.

By the end of the book I was so enticed that I read the second book straight after because I needed to know what happened next.

The fees proved so enticing that real estate agents arrived in Downey from all over Southern California, bearing six and seven loan applications at a time, the former agent said.