Sentence examples for enticed back to from inspiring English sources

He was enticed back to London by an offer to work for Harry Evans's Sunday Times.

The company adds that it is confident Grenoble will eventually be enticed back to advertising... by pointing to São Paulo.

After several years away from the stage, Redman was enticed back to the National theatre to play opposite Ralph Richardson in Tolstoy's The Fruits of Enlightenment in 1979.

In 1984, when negotiations stalled, China made a momentous change: if the Dalai Lama could not be enticed back to China, then Beijing would buy stability in Tibet through economic development.

Most actors call their agent and say, 'What's going on?' I'd call mine and say, 'Please lose my number for a few years.'" The actor was enticed back to work by an old Friend.

The goal was to tap into the country's immense talent pool of students and scientists, including many who had emigrated to other countries but could be enticed back to their native land.

(We can't ask him, since he was enticed back home to Iraq and promptly murdered).

If boardroom changes take place, supporters may be enticed back - 15,000 refused to renew their season tickets in the summer - which would help the finances to an extent, but currently a large section of the fan-base remains opposed to Ashley and the Easdales.

Now he is a senior executive at Huawei, a Chinese telecoms giant, enticed back by the chance to help build a world-class multinational.Mr Li seems the perfect example of a sea turtle, or hai gui (in Mandarin, the phrase "return across the sea" sounds similar to that animal's name), long applauded in China for bringing back advanced skills.

Donald R. Kaplan was enticed back from the Irvine campus to replace his major professor, Foster, who retired in 1970.

Thus, children can be enticed back into the workforce by increasing the wage.