Sentence examples for enticing air from inspiring English sources

Vini da Gigio In an enticing air of rusticity and informality, this friendly restaurant serves about 40 in its two low-ceilinged rooms (one nonsmoking).

City will be favourites to beat Wigan Athletic when they return to Wembley next month but there is a wonderful "what side of the bed will they get out of?" unpredictability about Martinez's side that gives this final an enticing air of mystery.

The Welsh Government hopes to entice air companies to operate flights from Cardiff to London, Manchester, Leeds-Bradford, Humberside, Newquay, Inverness and Norwich.

Recall from earlier discussions that the impact of (C_{6}) (customer goodwill) on (C_{5}) (passenger cost) can be found in enticing more air passengers and having them satisfied about their air travel experience.

Others suggested that the replacement terminal would entice more air traffic and, therefore, more noise and air pollution, degrading the quality of life and property values in their neighborhoods under the flight path.

Surely, this was meant to entice me to air my most intimate personal problems on national television.

Such changes could go a long way to making air travel more enticing.

It will help give you an air of mystery, enticing others to want to learn more.

But there's an unmistakable, enticing whiff of Spain, Italy, North Africa and the Caribbean in the air.

Enticing aromas of homemade sausages, cheeses and pastries infuse the air along the Ninth Street Italian Market (Ninth Street, between Wharton and Fitzwater Streets; www.phillyitalianmarket.com).

The title track "Smooth Child" is enticing from the beginning―with tender synth tugs and a tropical air, it's gradually drizzled with buttery vocals from Toronto-based artist Cody Lee.