Sentence examples for tempt him out from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's the only thing that could tempt him out of retirement.

In a journey every bit as unlikely as that of the tin can that had taken men to the Moon less than a month earlier, Bob Dylan and his family were boarding the QE2 in New York to sail to a little island off the south coast of England, snubbing the festival that had been set up in Dylan's backyard in order to tempt him out of three years' retirement.

The 19th over saw the contest really swing - Amjed Javed clubbing Cusack for two big sixes before the bowler gained his revenge by tempting him out just enough for keeper Gary Wilson to send him packing.

Look for the Yankees to try to tempt him with pitches out of the strike zone.

Meanwhile, his campaign reached out to Mrs Clinton's, partly to poach talent but mostly to encourage her donors to start giving money to him.Mr Obama is reportedly on track to raise an astonishing $100m in June, which must surely tempt him to opt out of the more parsimonious public-financing system he once promised to use.

When he was on 333, O'Reilly deliberately bowled two no-balls in an attempt to break Hutton's concentration by tempting him to hit out, but the Englishman blocked them with a straight bat.

It tempts him to get out of Thomaston.

Labour should wheel Brown out whenever they can tempt him away from a lucrative speaking engagement.

"One local man was trying to tempt her out with bits of food on a bamboo stick.

It's tempting to tune him out.

But no one — at least those with input on the matter — was eager to discuss whether it was tempting to send him out Sunday night for Game 4. "We're not worried about Game 4," said Rich Dubee, the Phillies' pitching coach.