In the first episode both flatmates, Mark Corrigan (David Mitchell and Jeremyy "Jez" Usborne (Robert Webb), seek to seduce their next-door neighbour Toni Elizabeth Marmurr).
The most popular types of jobs programs involve state tax breaks or subsidies that seek to seduce a company from one state to another.
It isn't a book that bludgeons you so much as seeks to seduce you in – invites you to drift companionably alongside the author and his Floatees.
One difference is that while "The Artist" seeks to seduce you with a nostalgic simulation, the anti-aesthetic of "No" is initially so distracting that it can bring you out of the movie.
Alas, the Franco-German leftist alliance was stymied by perfidious Albion, in the form of Tony Blair, who sought to seduce Schroeder into his Third Way infatuation with Bill Clinton, and hung the French out to dry.
Possible measures against Taiwan include a diplomatic offensive which would see Beijing seek to seduce Taipei's already meagre stock of 22 allies which include Haiti, Paraguay and São Tomé and Príncipe, one of Africa's smallest nations.
When Mr. Sarkozy visited Nice in early March to address a hand-picked audience of representatives of pieds noirs and harkis, survivors of 200,000 Algerian soldiers who fought alongside the French, the local Nice Premium headlined its report: "Nicolas Sarkozy seeks to seduce the pieds noirs community".
As candidates, consultants and pollsters fine-tune their messages and seek to seduce the hard-to-get New Hampshire voter in preparation for the nation's first primary, interviews in Rumney underscore that voters can make black boxes seem easy to understand.
Facebook is in a constant battle with other tech giants for top engineering talent, and programs from computer science grants to college hackathons to the Open Academy seek to seduce young code ninjas as well as aid them.
They build things, break things, play pranks, hike naked, seduce (or try to seduce) female faculty.
