Sentence examples for tempt someone from inspiring English sources

They have posted a $5,000 reward, which they hope will tempt someone who knows where he is.

On the North Shore of Nassau, however, waterfront is at such a premium that buyers have been asking real estate agents to solicit beachfront homeowners in the hopes that the right price might tempt someone to sell.

And if an explosion in the Middle East should tempt someone like Mr. Hussein to interrupt oil flows or unleash weapons of mass destruction, the stakes quickly become global, challenging the major powers, even more than they are challenged today, to distinguish what is prudent from what is rash.

And (more importantly), B)   How easy would it be to tempt someone to break those stupid vows?

I don't know why the hope of sex would tempt someone to do something they wouldn't usually do.

It's bad enough that the suit tempted someone to break into your car.

You need to consider street lamps and pedestrian traffic, and you must refrain from rocking the car and tempting someone to lean a face against the window.

They will need the money and be tempted if someone talks to them about a job.

"But in the first year, Jon was tempted by someone else, and we realised that it didn't affect how we felt about each other".

This low-blow tactic is ever tempting to someone or other in public life, which makes Congress's release this week of some of the more odious McCarthy archives a welcome renewal of cautionary history.

It is a known fact that more men commit adultery than women, and your premise would suggest to women that they not marry a career man but rather one who works at home and isn't tempted by "someone he likes more than you" at the office.