Sentence examples for has managed to entice from inspiring English sources

Neither candidate has managed to entice voters from the opposing camp.

Yet the palace, rechristened the Humboldt Forum, has managed to entice Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum, to join the triumvirate that will run it.

Nevertheless, Michiel Verberg has managed to entice Shubhankar Ray onto the network, and G-Star's Covent Garden store is now one of its 80,000 recommended places.

Far from museum mile, P.S.1 has managed to entice an eclectic mix of concert-goers and museum-viewers into their courtyard in Queens each Saturday for the past twelve years, holding phenomenal 7-hour dance parties throughout the summer.

I think it's incredible that the NFT have managed to entice him to coming for this special event so I think, give him a warm welcome.

The capacity is set to reach 30,000 in January and, far from feeling the pinch of the recession, Barber revealed that Brighton have managed to entice thousands of fans to arrive early and stay late for each game - spending more money at the club all the time.

That means TJX has managed to find some steal-deals to entice the newly frugal American consumer.

Vladimir Putin has managed to bring politics in-house: to urge, entice and kick the dogs back under the carpet.

AMD has managed to overcome these challenges.

We've managed to stay in shape.

A year later, 41 percent had managed to stay abstinent.