Sentence examples for enticing at from inspiring English sources
R.O.T.C.'s scholarships may also look less enticing at elite universities.
The view from the dugout can seem enticing at times, but Brenly sounds as if he can live without it.
When it comes to payday loans, the initial terms can seem, if not enticing, at least reasonable.
"It hits you so hard, but it's so smooth and enticing at the same time," he said.
Lars Bak has the strength, speed and race nous to be a factor and looks enticing at 41-1 with Betfair.
And what, after all, could be more enticing at the dawn of the new century than a high-tech world solving a very low-tech human problem?
Convenience often entices at-home clients.
She may, more simply, prefer not to be enticed at all.
A new dispensation may also help entice at least some Taliban commanders over to the government's side.But the risks are obvious.
The Yankees hope to entice at least one of them — in addition to Sabathia — to join a rotation that would also include Chien-Ming Wang and Joba Chamberlain.
And with Senator Edward M. Kennedy's death leaving Democrats a single vote shy of the 60 required to overcome Republican procedural objections at least temporarily, their need to entice at least one Republican to cross the aisle has become more critical.
