Sentence examples for enticing from inspiring English sources

The hotel buildings are plantation-style, open and breezy, with enticing views of the warm blue sea.

Will As you may know, I was civil service trained and, as such, told to stick to the issues, however "strangely abstract" (in your words) they may be, and never indulge in wild and unsubstantiated personal comment, however enticing that may be.

Though the idea sounds enticing, a Tory spokesperson was unable to give any more detail on whether this would relate to how often items were stolen, or how difficult they were to attack through malware or hacking.

Indeed, as university number controls are removed, creating greater competition in the sector, institutions may increasingly use their support schemes as a form of marketing, enticing students with cash, laptops and accommodation discounts.

"You should stop enticing away the Bolshoi's dancers," Putin said with an icy smile.

On 25 minutes, the athletic full-back Gary Stevens, as convention dictates he be described, overran the ball, enticing Beglin to slide in and clear, which he did.

Some are in government, enticing and frightening politicians with the prospect of a different transport system, healthcare sector or national security regime.

Once seen as an exotic combination, sweet-savoury pairings are now commonplace and very enticing.

His $5 billion offer was just high enough to swing the intergenerational politics of the Bancrofts his way, by enticing enough of the younger members of the clan to put money before the continuation of the family's long stewardship of the company.

The average yield on GE's loans is 7% and in a world in which yields on most assets are at rock bottom, they are enticing.

It will be a big missed opportunity if the plans do not create more vibrant places, with facilities for elderly people, jobs for the young, and new ways of enticing visitors.As well as revitalising devastated Tohoku, this public spending should benefit the whole economy in 2012.