Sentence examples for extra allure from inspiring English sources

That doesn't account for any extra allure Pixar characters and rides may bring to Disney's theme parks.

If car-collecting is a male-dominated pastime, the women make do with providing the extra allure.

But they've almost all gone on to bigger things, which gives the show an extra allure today.

Going deep into the tournament has an extra allure for the United States, as only one semifinal and the final will be played in London.

As for an entree of grilled pork loin skewers, a miso-based marinade added extra allure to the oh-so-tender morsels of meat, which were paired with a teriyaki-spiked salad of basmati and black rice.

They are exquisitely rendered and gained extra allure when an unstable member of Warhol's entourage fired a gun at the forehead of "Blue Marilyn," puncturing the "Red Marilyn" stacked behind it.

Foreign travel certainly has a special allure, and extra potential for mishaps, but you could also play out all the same family dynamics close to home.

A police station has all that too, but also the extra irresistible allure of crime.

Some liked the offer, but others were not so sure, given the extra work involved and the allure of planting high-priced corn instead to feed the ethanol boom.

There are still many detractors and generally speaking, the allure of generating some extra revenue through the rental of plastic pitches for community uses explains why so many teams have now gone artificial.

The stampede to the initial public offering of Athabasca Oil Sands is a tribute to the allure of Canada's extra-heavy oil.