Sentence examples for enticing awards from inspiring English sources
Plan for enticing awards.
In expanding their field of best picture nominees to 10 from five, officials of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which bestows the Oscars, have said they hope documentaries will begin to pepper the nominations for the top award, perhaps enticing the audience.
The NSFC president is just one of the key figures across China who are helping push the sciences forward, in part through the proliferation of awards aimed at enticing leading scholars both Chinese expatriates and international scientists to relocate to China.
A videotape of a 1991 talk shows the doctor, speaking the Zulu he learned as child, leading his own "game show," enticing men to come down front by awarding them bottles of beer.
More space, up to 100 MB, is awarded in 5-MB or 10-MB increments for enticing friends to sign up for the service or for visiting the site frequently.
Nonetheless, P.I.B. figures can serve as fodder for magazine bragging rights, creating the illusion of momentum that magazine executives use to capture awards and entice more advertisers.
Current staff are furiously promoting the channel's comedy award in Edinburgh's finest bars and clubs, which involves enticing the festival's comedic hopefuls into sending a three-minute comedy rant to the site.
If that's not enticing enough, consider this Rosewood resort's accolades: This year it earned the AAA Five Diamond honor, the Condé Nast Readers Choicee award and a spot on Travel + Leisure's annual 500 World's Best Hotels list.
That prospect sounds enticing.
