Sentence examples for entice to from inspiring English sources

The flowering of photographers leads to millions of people who are thinking more visually and whom we may be able to entice to become an audience for documentary and photojournalistic images.

"My understanding is we basically wanted more business and we felt that the power of the Hilton brand" could entice to the downtown area Hilton loyalty members who now stay in Hilton properties on the more-glamorous west side of town, closer to Hollywood and Beverly Hills.

The more smart people we entice to work on these problems, the better our world will be.

It gives you a pool of interested people who you can sell to and entice to your site repeatedly with just a simple e-mail.

In Columbus, Ohio, library staff hit the laundromats, churches, shelters, and shops looking for moms with preschool-age children to entice to the library.

By definition they are from the prime demographic group that the federal government is seeking to entice to enroll -- the healthy young.

To entice people to move to the boonies, the building had to be spectacular.

Marketing and public relations employees help to entice people to come to the museum.

They're designed to entice interns to come back to a full-time job after graduation.

Now one of the agents wanted to meet Nolan to entice him to intercede with Deukmejian.

Zynga offered Farm Cash rewards to "FarmVille" fans to entice users to become fans.