Sentence examples for enticing on from inspiring English sources

On a more leisurely Sunday night, an $8 "small plate" of risotto with roasted chicken and chestnuts was enticing on paper but looked and tasted pallid.

I found nothing particularly enticing on the Bestfares.com site for Hartford departures, but for others, the membership fee might make sense.

Romanticised but despised, the life of the Gypsy as celebrated by so many songs and paintings, novels and films, looks less enticing on this freezing October morning.

The mango purée that sounded so enticing on the menu was just a few swirls of sauce on the plate, similar to the doodles of fruit sauce that sometimes decorate a dessert.

Farther from the city center, fishing villages-turned-posh suburbs like Bebek and Arnavutkoy (above) are enticing on lazy summer weekends, when Istanbulians come up to sail, shop, and sip coffee.

Czech prime minister hopes to entice on-location filming with new incentives.

Twitter's motivations in adulterating the information its users see with algorithmically selected content is typically attributed to its problems growing usage — so an attempt to tweak its service so it presents a 'more enticing' on-ramp for newbies.

In 1980 she was the subject of This Is Your Life, and in order to get her there, she was enticed on to a ghost train, a reference to her fairground background.

The entire place, with its woody, somewhat worthy interior, resembled a wholefood warehouse, and with the Smiths on the books, I guess there was no alternative: I doubt Morrissey could have been enticed on to the premises otherwise.

Settlers were initially ideological but, by the 80s, the rightwing government that came to power realised that greater numbers of, perhaps less politically-motivated, Israelis would have to be enticed on to Palestinian land.

His small stature can be enticing to pick on.