Sentence examples for tempting deal from inspiring English sources
If we're talking a Lytton Springs Zinfandel or Querciabella Chianti, that's not such a tempting deal.
Then she offered him an even more tempting deal: plead guilty to two misdemeanors — the equivalent of sixteen months in jail — and go home now, on the time already served.
Hundreds of travel companies use Twitter to broadcast their latest deals and competitions, from TravelZoo's ever-handy top 20 deals of the week to Skyscanner's frequently tempting deal of the day.
The microconsole and controller will be available on December 2nd for $99, and that includes a free game — which makes this a pretty tempting deal for the holidays.
In the short-term, this is a tempting deal for states to take -- especially since President Barack Obama has recently offered non-expansion states an additional three years of full funding.
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He told me that he was tired of hearing Saleh offer tempting deals to Al Qaeda while refusing to even talk to the leaders in the south, whose movement - rooted in claims of economic discrimination - is populist, secular and nonviolent.
In case you have ever been tempted to deal with those frustrations by soliciting positive reviews, an article published Thursday in The New York Times contains a warning: Yelp is running a sting operation to try to catch businesses that don't play by their rules.
There is a price to idealism, though, and despite his distaste for corporate sponsorship, Mr. Hogan said the financial realities of running a rock festival make such deals tempting.
The four Welsh regions have agreed a £3.5m-a-squad salary cap from next season and Welsh rugby's star players are being offered tempting big-money deals in the lucrative French league.
NBC must be tempted to plug "Deal or No Deal" into every hole in its leaky schedule, as the ratings for the game show, whose host is Howie Mandel, below, continue to surge.
