Sentence examples for in to temptation from inspiring English sources

And Bellow quickly gave in to temptation.

If I don't somehow give in to temptation, I'll report back shortly.

So no one will blame you for giving in to temptation and calling them hippies.

Will Sturgess and Hathaway finally give in to temptation and come skinny-dipping with us?

For me the most important mindapple is to give in to temptation at least once a day.

Like Odysseus passing the sirens, bankers need to be tied to a mast to stop them from giving in to temptation.

The suggestion is that Hart is giving in to temptation, but it also serves as a useful image of the show's treatment of women.

Asked whether he was being unrealistic by expecting players not to give in to temptation off the pitch, the England coach said: "Why?

They may give in to temptation and tune in to foreign radio ("enemy voices"), but these moments of weakness vitiate neither their pride in their work nor their code of honor.

Sheik Sayed Askar, a member of the parliamentary committee on religious affairs, demanded the government take responsibility for fighting the product, which he said would make it easier for women to give in to temptation.

Almost always he damns himself by giving in to temptation -- either a proposition from an alluring woman or a scheme to make easy money (often engineered by an alluring woman).