Sentence examples for started to entice from inspiring English sources

Every time the staging started to entice me, the comedic bits went too far.

As is often the case when stocks fall steeply, the market is starting to entice some investors, many of whom say they have never seen prices so low, to buy.

As the turbulent 1960's kicked in, that messy outside world started to look enticing.

Magic bullets started to look enticing – a Senate reform debate, presaging a run to a double dissolution election, that would deliver that magic mandate where everything could become a little easier.

Even the marshmallow burger started to look enticing after a while.

To compensate, many hotel spas have scaled back in size, begun offering shorter treatments and started programs to entice local clients to replace the business travelers they lost.

All this at a time the company's numbers are starting to look enticing.

GE was enticed by easy profits and started to gorge on Thai car loans, Japanese consumer credit and American debt.

Throw in 3X optical zooms and 2.5-inch LCDs and the cameras start to look pretty enticing.

Helen Dickinson of accountants KPMG said: "Summer sales, some of which started earlier this year, did little to entice consumers back in any decisive way as confidence has been affected by concerns over the future impact of fiscal changes – but spending at least continues to hold up and is likely to continue to do so, at least until the effects of Government measures begin to hit people's pockets".

When big new titles such as Titanfall, Halo 5, Fable Legends and Minecraft creator Mojang's Cobalt arrive, Xbox One will start to look extremely enticing.