Sentence examples for temptation to drop from inspiring English sources

VE There will be a temptation to drop Ian Bell and the evidence against him is stacking up.

The important thing is to make sure that one does not include oneself in any recitation of names, but sometimes the temptation – to drop one's own name – proves irresistible.

At least in 2017, he will have more opportunities to nurture his group – but he must also resist the temptation to drop in so-called heritage players – essentially Australians that cannot make the Kangaroos side but who qualify for England via a parent or grandparent.

After a week, or two, there will be the temptation to drop the filibuster, to go onto other issues.

The song "Call of da Wild" discusses the temptation to drop out of school, while "Git Up, Git Out" encourages teenagers to follow their passions, be productive, and stop using drugs.

We need to avoid the temptation to drop fees to gain jobs.

In case of hunting the temptation is to drop out early from the hunting coalition (thereby putting others at a greater risk), yet get hold of a piece of meat.

Avoid the temptation to spend unnecessarily.

Still, the temptation to spend persists.

(King wasn't alone: in 1967 the archbishop of Canterbury even invited the Temptations, in London on tour, to drop into Lambeth Palace so he could get some advice on race relations).

Resist the temptation to pour or drop the ricotta in, since this will include all the liquid.