Sentence examples for tempting destinations from inspiring English sources

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For those looking for a niche to develop their scientific career, a well-established, big-name lab or a hot research field may be a tempting destination.

Large stores are to become "destinations", tempting shoppers to linger rather than flee.

But there's no shortage of warm, exotic destinations to tempt you further south this season.

But when Ms. Lambert, who died at 100 last October, insisted that Lexington Avenue above 60th Street was gathering steam as a fashion destination, it was tempting to think she was joking.

If these hotspot regions don't appeal, Lonely Planet's lists of best value destinations may be more tempting.

Aston Villa and even Chelsea were mentioned as possible destinations but Hughes was tempted to QPR by the ambition and vision of new owner Fernandes as replacement for Neil Warnock, harshly sacked after taking the club into the Premier League.

desireresorts.com York, a lovely destination for a wintry short break, is tempting visitors with a special offer, called York Wrapped Up.

Fine artists of the day were recruited by the major railway companies to conjure up images that would tempt millions of people to take their summer holiday in destinations from Withernsea to Whitley Bay.

Tempting, yes; but I decide to drive on to my destination.

Even in subzero temperatures, things get steamed up between Mallory and his uphill destination, with Everest coyly showing itself in the clouds -- "mountaineering as striptease" -- tempting the peak-struck suitor "like a lover".