Sentence examples similar to enticing waves from inspiring English sources
Indeed, dips in the FTSE 100 towards the 6500 level is enticing a wave of short term speculators each time.
This odd mix of conceptual simplicity and experimental inaccessibility is perhaps what makes gravitational waves so enticing to both accomplished physicists and science enthusiasts alike.
The Rockaways are thriving, in fact, and Brooklyn and Manhattan wanderers, enticed by the waves and a rawness that suggests an earlier iteration of Williamsburg, have shown up, welcomed by the local community like high winds on a morning of surfing.
In theory, this cycle should end once property prices fall to a level that entices a fresh wave of buyers.
Experts say the current wave was accelerated by the enticing economic boom and New York's refurbished image as a safer, cleaner city.
The boisterous crowd was blocking traffic and enticing some motorists to honk their horns or wave Puerto Rican flags out the windows, the police said.
It's harder for retailers to plan for that wave of spending late in the season, so they focus instead on enticing shoppers to buy on Black Friday, locking in their profits weeks earlier.
That prospect sounds enticing.
Paella Valenciana looked enticing.
