Sentence examples for enticed my from inspiring English sources

From working class northern England to the North Island, and then — after he'd enticed my mother-in-law out from Manchester — they bought a car and drove north of Auckland, to what we call the Far North.

The oil, the fresh produce, the salt from paper-thin salami, the vinegars, and the wine have somehow enticed my corporeal self to breathe, savor things, and do as much work as is necessary but not more.

A waft of truffle enticed my senses to take a small spoon and dip it into the golden mustard for a taste.

But it didn't entice my botanical interest.

My grandfather had spent time there during the war and tried to entice my grandmother to live there.

(I confess that I was a huge fan of the Hardy Boys, and then used them to entice my own kids into becoming avid readers as well).

Sitting companionless at a table patently designed for four, I composed the portrait of my meal with some care, both to entice my viewers and to deride my circumstances.

And how might I entice my neighbors to squander an hour or two dragging a hose around my yard, while I waltz through the glamorous mansions of Newport's rich and dead?

And if the aforesaid devil-may-care, fatalistic question from gangland movies entices my readers to come to grips with the moral fallout from age retardation, I'm not gonna complain.

In memory of his stag-do, I try to entice my groom out for a beer, but he's more excited about the tea and homemade cake the hotel serves at 4.30pm each day.

(If Chinese food fosters communal dining more aggressively than other types of cuisine, then hot pot think fondue with chicken broth and chili peppers rather than melted cheese forcefully commands it). Sitting companionless at a table patently designed for four, I composed the portrait of my meal with some care, both to entice my viewers and to deride my circumstances.