Sentence examples for temptation to walk from inspiring English sources

Has there been a temptation to walk away from the sport, while she's at the top?

He explains that there are times (war and national emergency) when borrowing money is necessary to the nation's survival, but once we find ourselves in debt, there is a temptation to walk away from it.

Avoid the temptation to walk away if they look upset.

What should be abandoned is the temptation to try to walk off the searing pain of a twisted ankle.

But he resisted temptation, and told the man to walk up Eighth and turn right at 57th Street.

Isringhausen got a first-pitch strike called but did not give into temptation and threw four straight balls to walk the potential tying run.

Temptation is everywhere and who has time to walk ten miles a day?

The temptation for the country's 11m underwater borrowers to walk away is another threat (see Economics Focus).

Although the temptation is to stay indoors, winter is an ideal time to walk.

Go, GB!", my kids and grandkids cheered me on, the temptation to stop and walk was resisted, just.

It's hard to walk more than a few paces down Yongkang Street, or indeed many parts of Taipei, without succumbing to gastronomic temptation.