Sentence examples similar to entice views from inspiring English sources

The hotel buildings are plantation-style, open and breezy, with enticing views of the warm blue sea.

In a frozen landscape, the high arched bridge to Chicago's Japanese stroll garden resembles the "Nihon Bridge Seen in the Snow," one of Hiroshige's enticing views.

Enticing views are framed between departments of finance and fashion, the pattern-cutting and jeans-sculpting on show for all to see, while felt-lined walls ensure a remarkably soft acoustic for such an immense shed.

Even without such an enticing view, Mediterraneo, for its creative menu and moderate prices, would merit a visit.

Ms. Marling's observation that American television viewers enjoy seeing others humiliated offers a useful antidote to the cultural critics who blame every schlocky television show on a profit-hungry media industry trying to entice viewers into viewing by any means necessary.

–How will the public be enticed to view the presentation?

It's an enticing, enthralling view to Guillermo Madera and Juan Carlos, two men who live in one of the homeless shelters on Wards Island and cross the footbridge every day into Manhattan.

With that change, the conference could begin to entice some who viewed the Southeastern Conference as superior.

You must use them to entice readers to view the long-play version.

The name says it all: the views are enticing.

Locals will hope the Street View images entice tourists back to visit the real thing.