Sentence examples for intriguing to get from inspiring English sources

"The weather this summer was so brutal, so it made it more intriguing to get away somewhere where the weather wouldn't be terrible," he said.

In 1809, while serving as minister of war, Castlereagh discovered that his rival George Canning, the foreign secretary, was intriguing to get him sacked.

The same deterioration could conceivably happen at the Emirates as well and it was intriguing to get Ferguson's take on it at his recent book launch, a clear warning that Arsenal's supporters should be careful what they wished for.

"My first endeavours in film-making as a teenager were in animation, so it was hugely intriguing to get a call from DreamWorks Animation about potentially directing," Wright told Deadline in a statement.

"Too intriguing not to get involved".

"But it's an intriguing market to get into, and who knows where it's going to lead?

Sometimes all you need in the beginning is an amusing character or an intriguing image to get your foot in the door.

For the 36-year-old Williams, the front-office job was virtually the only one intriguing enough to get him to return to the game he played 14 years and quit the Council post he has held for two years.

Last year's EP of piano ballads, called Songs from Another Love and released on Lily Cooper's label In The Name Of, was intriguing enough to get him listed on all the 2013 watch-lists.

For investors, this presents an intriguing opportunity to get an early jump on an under-publicized growth opportunity.

They also crave good storytelling and viewers will ultimately go wherever they can find compelling characters and intriguing stories to get lost in.