The route would take us on a circuit of the Sierra's villages, and, more enticingly still, around the restaurants and bars hidden in their white-washed allies and small, tree-shaded squares.
"The entire west coast is uninhabited and inaccessible except to the dedicated walker," it warned, rather too enticingly.
Power is more enticingly lucrative, and Guineans resent their unchanging poverty.The saga has had repercussions elsewhere in Africa.
The distribution cost to the seller would also be driven enticingly lower.Given these mouth-watering speculations, it is not surprising that several experiments in digital delivery are already under way.
This enticingly exotic subject of Western fantasy may well be a corpse.In the "Today's Life and War" (2008) series by Gohar Dashti, an Iranian photographer, a couple pursues a relationship amid the detritus of a battlefield.
The essential elements of the business model were: a single-type fleet of planes; fast turn-rounds; use of cheap secondary airports; no frills definitely no moisturiser in the toilets; and enticingly low fares that rose only as a flight filled up.But today the American and European budget-airline sectors have somewhat diverged.
Nuclear energy is enticingly clean, so a raft of new reactors to replace the country's current stock was meant to be a central part of Britain's decarbonised energy supply.
A GREAT lake stretches across the desert, shimmering enticingly.
This is tantamount to taking out a loan at an enticingly low interest rate (see chart).But a growing number of firms, says Louis Redshaw of Barclays Capital, an investment bank, are now starting to take advantage of such opportunities.
Under the Conservatives, the budget document called, enticingly, "The Financial Statement and Budget Report"—was largely a dry list of facts and statistics in plain covers.
"Just getting married", say the authors enticingly, "can boost your standard of living by about a third".
