Sentence examples for entice visitors from inspiring English sources

Both zoos will now offer free tours, led by trained volunteers, to entice visitors.

Los Angeles's tourism agency is hoping to entice visitors to find new ways to explore the city.

To entice visitors, Nintendo employees walked the show floor wearing buttons that said, rather optimistically, "Ask Me My Brain Age".

It's a chance to put across your key messages and entice visitors to dig deeper into your site.

They say signature buildings will entice visitors and patrons who will contribute money and art to improve the collections.

What's new De Bijloke Ghent is striving to entice visitors away from the familiar sites of the historic centre and explore other quarters.

Over in Glasgow, the Mary Mary Gallery is enticing visitors with Lorna Macintyre's poetic exhibition Sentences Not Only Words.

The gallery entices visitors to explore (literally hands-on) displays of dyeing, weaving, fabric printing, rug-knotting and stained-glass techniques.

Tony Chapman, owner of Brighton's gay Revenge club, New Europe Hotel and Legends bar, says the town's gay-friendly atmosphere entices visitors.

Exotic background music from a Tibetan bamboo flute entices visitors into the greenhouse atmosphere for an introduction to the grass family.

At first, Freedomland was more Colonial Williamsburg than Coney Island, enticing visitors to relive the "thrilling adventures of the Northwest fur trade" or to stand in Old New York and hear a "spellbinding ward boss" inveigh on the "burning issues of bygone days".