Sentence examples for enticing many from inspiring English sources

The area, especially along the base of the park, was a parade ground of suited, gloved and hatted adults, and of children who called them Mr. and Mrs. Today, prewar apartments are enticing many of my young or relocating colleagues in education to move in with their growing families.

Most enticing, many doctors said, is that the technique appears to help regenerate ligament and tendon fibers, which could shorten rehabilitation time and possibly obviate surgery.

"Those stories entice many young girls to leave," said Mr. Tapno.

Opening at a collective 650 cinemas, three studio releases failed to entice many cinema-goers.

Despite his misgivings, Dr. Brody predicted that Obecalp would entice many parents.

An expert on the evolution of speech, she has enticed many a famous thespian into her fMRI machine.

Analysts said the new price was likely to entice many more Genentech shareholders to tender their shares.

Now, the government is trying to entice many of the thousands of officers made redundant to come back.

A $4.3 billion federal grant competition, Race to the Top, enticed many states this year to climb aboard the administration bandwagon, and pulled some unions along, too.

But it is Mr. Trump's real estate and education products that have enticed many Americans to invest life savings and dreams of quick riches.

While he built many clinical programs and enticed many patients away from other hospitals, he also found himself at the center of controversy.