Sentence examples for enticing entry from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, being one of the few land borders into the European Union makes the enclave an enticing entry point for many African refugees.

I don't mean trees and paper, but those enticing nearby entries on the page of a dictionary or encyclopedia that lay close to the word or topic you were looking up, and delightfully drew you away from your term-paper or mid-essay task: "Shakers" just above "Shakespeare," "Ship" across from "Shiloh".

The potential that specific operons are regulated by either free σ or other σ factors at entry sites within the coding regions of operons is enticing.

Surrounded by energetically carpentered planes and stripes that are streaked with underpainting, the door offers entry to an invented world that is both dilapidated and enticing.

Don't let these low entry requirements entice you into a secured loan you can't reasonably expect to pay off, as the consequences for failing to pay back a secured loan can be dire - you may be left without a home or car.

All enticing.

That prospect sounds enticing.

It wasn't enticing.

Paella Valenciana looked enticing.

Be honest but enticing.

Future possibilities are enticing.