Sentence examples for tempted to switch from inspiring English sources

Rail passengers could be tempted to switch.

I wonder if Anderson is ever tempted to switch track.

At this point I was tempted to switch off the telly.

By now, the listener may indeed be tempted to switch off too, but no, there is more.

That will probably keep the lid on Treasury yields, too, since income-seeking investors will be tempted to switch their money from Europe to America.

However, Ukip has and Lord Dannatt said this was "something that is attractive to Right-wing Tories who might just be tempted to switch their votes".

Once you understand your child's sleep needs, it may be tempting to switch them to the correct bedtime right away.

Now I'm tempted to never switch to another set of speakers when I listen to rock music.

Terriers manager Lee Clark recently warned that England's national scouts might be tempted to persuade Rhodes to switch his allegiance.

The company was also the leader in "planned obsolescence", the frequent changes in design that tempted customers to switch to a new model every year or so.

If that is the case, McLeish may be tempted to consider a switch to the Premiership, given that his hands are tied by the stringent financial constraints placed on him by his employers at Ibrox.