Sentence examples for had been dangling from inspiring English sources

One American official close to the Kakavand case said Iran had been "dangling" the possible release of Ms. Reiss in exchange for releasing Mr. Kakavand.

Phillips, because he had been dangling Lawton in two deals, kept Brewers General Manager Dean Taylor informed of his progress during the Alomar talks.

Fox executives had been dangling a proposal that would have placed Mr. O'Brien in a new late-night program at 11 p.m. weeknights.

Flynn then clarified that he had only intended to suggest "political bribes" had been dangled before wavering backbenchers.

Tillerson had just come from seeing Putin; an audience had been dangled, then withdrawn, and finally granted in a transparent effort at diplomatic gamesmanship.

See also: Jennifer Aniston, Anna Wintour, Boris Johnson Jimi Hendrix meets Eric Clapton October 1966 at Regent Street Polytechnic, London The chance to meet Eric Clapton had been dangled before Jimi Hendrix as he considered a trip to Britain.

The United States has been dangling this prospect skilfully in front of the other countries.

Mr. Bush has been dangling that same as-soon-as-possible drawdown for years.

His isolation has made him more dependent on Russia, which has been dangling (though not releasing) a large credit line.

So circus officials hired Elizabeth Rodriguez, whose family has been dangling by its follicles for five generations, to teach Ms. Weems.

While Wall Street has been dangling large numbers in front of states, the way it values the lotteries varies considerably.