Sentence examples for tempted away from from inspiring English sources

Be tempted away from fidelity?

In Kentucky, he would be tempted away from work, by his horses and his cattle, by the easy pleasure of riding a tractor around the farm.

The agent of Napoli's Slovakia midfielder Marek Hamsik has admitted that there is a chance that his client could be tempted away from the San Paolo in the near future.

Nor is it clear how long the boom will last: as the economy recovers Britons may be tempted away from their stately homes and Butlins' karaoke nights back, in fact, to the Mediterranean beaches they used to haunt.

Then there is the genuine transfer market in which high performers are tempted away from their current job so their previous work can be submitted by their new institution.

Cerrone spent 22 years in the US, tempted away from France when copies of Love In C Minor were accidentally shipped to New York in 1976 and the DJs went mad for it.

Allegri may be persuaded to stay in Turin while Simeone is proving difficult to tempt away from his current employment.

For decades, scores of bookshops old, quaint, rambling, independent—have tempted bookworms away from the noise and pollution of the street.Perhaps not for much longer.

Yet commissioning editors, film-makers and friends all agree that it was that which tempted Broomfield away from BBC2, which couldn't match the offer.

* An A-list existence hasn't tempted Paltrow away from the finer things: "When I was growing up, the tomato soup I had was Campbell's, and how I love it to this day".

The New Statesman's editor, Jason Cowley, is clearly very pleased with his acquisition, saying: "I'm delighted that Jemima is joining us and that I have tempted her away from the Independent.