Sentence examples for enticing imagine from inspiring English sources

The imagery alone is quite enticing: imagine a raucous crowd at Century Link Field as the Seattle Sounders prepare to take on a Boca Juniors side led by Carlos Tevez.

It is both enticing and relevant to imagine that Gaitonde, as an Indian, provides for Indians and non-Indians alike a link to what may be the oldest creation myths extant in The Rig Veda.

Winning the lottery isn't a ticket to true happiness, however enticing it might be to imagine never working again and being able to afford anything you want.

But it's hard to imagine an opportunity as enticing ever coming around again.

Tim Matson, a writer who travelled around interviewing people in the death profession, admitted he could not imagine a paycheck large enough to entice him into working with the dead.

It's hard to imagine that Blair's play has been all that enticing to other clubs.

With sunshine, which has been mercifully plentiful this time, illuminating the green stuff, it looks such an enticing surface on which to play that it is hard to imagine anyone wanting to do so on anything else.

Then imagine you're a restaurant owner who wants to entice potential customers by tagging the outside of your diner within a 3D panorama with menu information and digital coupons.

For years I imagined Sobhraj enticing credulous, not-very-bright stoners into his web of death through sexual charm and superior cunning.

The Haunted Man's predecessor, Two Suns, managed to entice a rare guest vocal out of Scott Walker, not a man you imagine has much truck with self-conscious zaniness.

I imagine it on my mantelpiece: bringing me luck, reminding me of Snillingur, enticing people to ask me about my horsemanship.