Sentence examples for tempt out from inspiring English sources

Lewisham, poor old fragile Lewisham, with its mission to tempt out those primary school kids for whom cricket is simply a rumour, a folk memory, a game for someone else, doesn't really stand a chance here.

Though feelings tempt out thoughts to believe otherwise, we're not alone.

Let's appreciate his character's evolution, choosing to eat something that at least resembles dinner instead of the heaping ice cream sundae he consumed earlier in the film, trying to tempt out his family by shouting, "I'm eating junk and watching rubbish!" The only disheartening thing is that Kevin never gets to enjoy his meal.

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1926 P. 7Bway familiar with middle-aged decoys, sitting in empty sight-seeing buses to tempt out-of-towners.

Its merchants are now well aware that their town is picture-book Maine, and they hang "Lobsta Festival" and "Maine Maple Syrup" signs in their windows to tempt out-of-state eyes.

Cardiff City and West Brom are set to try and tempt out-of-favour West Ham midfielder Matt Jarvis, 28, into a move away from Upton Park after just one Premier League start this season.

So you retired once and were tempted out of it.

The Trump administration predicts only 100,000 to 200,000 people will be tempted out of the ACA market into short-term plans.

But the author of To Kill a Mockingbird has been tempted out of her self-imposed isolation – by none other than the Mail on Sunday.

"People were tempted out by offers and promotions but also treated themselves to full-price and premium products early in January, particularly must-have technology items.

Today, few of the residents of the renovated terraces, newer bungalows and houses are tempted out into the dullness of this foggy afternoon.