I knew I had to launch something to do with coffee – the flavour entices me.
Bajnai and his fellow NGOs want to create a large, central political force that entices voters both from Fidesz and the Socialist party.
Suppose, say, that the NLA entices NATO in with a promise to disarm and then attacks the government forces across a line of NATO troops.
They visit new housing areas, warning people to use bear-proof dustbins and not to leave out hummingbird feeders, filled with a sugary syrup that entices bears.
Why then did the presence of prize-linked accounts affect behaviour?The authors suggest that adding a random element to the interest rate entices people because it removes the stigma attached to gambling by packaging it with the more positive act of saving.
Advertising entices children to drink and smoke, makes them fat and sexualises them early, its critics allege.
As a special administrative region, it entices tourists bent on gambling, many of them Chinese.
In theory, this cycle should end once property prices fall to a level that entices a fresh wave of buyers.
The gallery entices visitors to explore (literally hands-on) displays of dyeing, weaving, fabric printing, rug-knotting and stained-glass techniques.
Tony Soprano, cast by many as the original antihero of modern television, entices viewers and strangely evokes sympathy as he tries to remain the de facto mob boss while coping with blackout-inducing anxiety attacks that arise from the cognitive dissonance created by his inability to live in peace with his two selves: the ruthless gangster and the moral family man.
The title of most-breathtaking new species, however, belonged to a frightful-looking anglerfish called Lasiognathus dinema; the deep-sea fish from the darkest parts of the Gulf of Mexico possesses a long jointed spine that carries a cluster of bioluminescent bacteria, with which the fish entices its prey.
