Sentence examples for tempted to run from inspiring English sources

Where he may run into problems is with his fellow Democrats, tempted to run Congress as their fiefdom.

If each article published brought additional revenue, an organisation might be tempted to run the unworthy as well as the worthy.

Yes, with the Treo I am finally tempted to run up huge bills for wireless web browsing while waiting at the bus stop.

So inspirational was the CEO's description of his company's starry future that he was tempted to run out and apply for a job at First Rangeway himself.

If they are not, and the Yugoslav Federation splits again, then Mr. Kostunica might be tempted to run for the presidency of Serbia in the spring.

Willie Mullins may be tempted to run his Irish Hennessy winner Rule Supreme in the Cheltenham Gold Cup rather than the World Hurdle at next month's NH Festival.

"It's tempting to run, there's £200,000 on offer, but the horse will come first.

The Braille-like dots (it's tempting to run your fingertips over them) soften Mr. Barrow's strong diagonals.

If your child does have the real thing, it is tempting to run to the drugstore, buy the first lice-killing shampoo you can find (for $12 to $20), use it and forget all about lice.

So it's tempting to run the same exercise with Mark Felt, the former number three at the FBI who revealed just three years ago that he was the legendary Deep Throat of the Watergate drama, and who died yesterday aged 95.

It is tempting to run an experiment around a question such as "Is advertising worth the cost?" or "Should we lower (or increase) our annual bonuses?" Indeed, beginning with a question that is central to your broader goals is a good start.