Sentence examples for enticed to join from inspiring English sources

Some rebels have been enticed to join the army by the prospect of regular pay.

Hundreds of impressionable young Muslim girls from around the world have been enticed to join Isis.

He is one of a number of servicemen's sons that coach Jürgen Klinsmann has enticed to join his side.

But its crucial selling point has been its free access, which the company believes can lure in new users, who then get attached to its playlisting and social networking features and will be enticed to join.

She said she was enticed to join as a contributor to The National Journal that June because she was excited by the campaign and respected the magazine's approach to politics.

This is because individual candidates endorsed by the majority party tend to have a huge advantage in name recognition and resources in local races, and because candidates who run locally as independents can often be enticed to join the majority party when the new Parliament is formed, using perks offered by the presidential administration.

Abbie, a casual fisherman, enticed Judy to join him.

She was enticed away to join the nationally prominent Charlie Barnet swing band, replacing Lena Horne.

The discussion about the future use of drones and its implications was what enticed her to join the project in the first place.

Property taxes drive the elderly from our neighborhoods and make it difficult to entice retirees to join our communities.

"The flower fishing is something completely different," Gorinsky said in enticing me to join him on a fishing trip.