Sentence examples for enticing contest from inspiring English sources

Quigg immediately improved and battled back to have the better of the second, suggesting an enticing contest was set to unfold at Manchester Velodrome.

When the United States Open draw showed Murray in the same half as Federer, it was easy to consider their summer rubber match the most enticing contest of this tournament.

Newsprint Teasers in the newspapers announcing the contest entice the traditional print audiences to participate for prizes.

McNerney had recently dropped out of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and his father had bought the future congressman a ticket to the Army-Navy football game in Chicago in hopes the contest would entice him to go back.

Among those who enticed Mr. Frist into the contest was Senator Don Nickles of Oklahoma, who started the drive against Mr. Lott on Sunday when he called for reconsideration of the Senate leadership.

And, as if a €5,000 grand prize weren't enticing enough, our sponsors keep adding contests and prizes.

The promotion was a big success, getting VH1's name mentioned in newscasts on local stations across the country, enticing 1.3 million callers to enter the contest by calling a 900 number (and paying a $2 fee).

Today's paper includes these headlines: "Iran Is Offering Bounty to Agents Who Can Entice Western Tourists" and "Iran: Moroccan Wins Holocaust Cartoon Contest".

Donning the infamous Stormtrooper ensemble, Hamill bopped around Hollywood Boulevard for quite a while to delight fans and entice new ones while spreading the word about a contest.

If the gold and sauce aren't enough to entice you, perhaps Kaito Nuggets' dance moves will be -- especially since the contest's commercial has been trending on YouTube in the U.K. as well as across Facebook (seriously).

It is a contest that sold itself; all 20,000 seats were snapped up within a couple of hours, enticing Sky back to pay-per-view.