Sentence examples for enticed not only from inspiring English sources

Most of us now do at least some of our shopping there – enticed not only by low prices, but by the growing number of frills that have been sewn on to the original no-nonsense, pile-'em-high template.

They were enticed not only by the possibility of reestablishing wildlife populations but also by the property's proximity to the Maasai themselves.

Some go as far as to say that alienating conservatives who oppose abortion -- risky as it would be -- could appear bold and entice not only Republicans who favor abortion rights but swing voters and Democrats.

And it should be obvious why: It entices people not only to go to those venues, but to use Foursquare when they do.

Laser Tag will offer an enjoyable, pleasant atmosphere while being committed to maintaining an environment enticing to not only teens and young adults, but also to the entire family.

To summon it westward, Rainey hired a young Yale man, Amos Alonzo Stagg, enticing the coach not only with a sizeable salary but an associate professorship and full tenure.

Each story presented in these courses has an interesting plot that will entice readers to not only understand the story, but also learn phrases and improve reading comprehension.

The Mets' situation would be enticing to Piniella, and not only because of his popularity and success in New York.

The area of magnetic nanoparticles is therefore not only enticing in terms of applications, but it also represents an exciting and fast growing field.

All this was an effort to try and cultivate an ecosystem of startups and tools that would not only entice developers but also new users.

Developed by a robotics scientist, Pura is a smart fountain designed to not only entice cats, but let owners keep track of their feline overlord's water intake.