Sentence examples for tempting from from inspiring English sources

daisyjewellery.com Gemporia: The ethically-sourced jewellery label offers affordable semi precious stones, but prices will be more tempting from Friday to Monday with their 30% discount.

It's tempting from this evidence to conclude that, long before the internet celebrated the infinite banality of the everyday on a vast and meaningless scale, Mass Observation was allowing us a more selective, if inevitably biased, view of the same in words and pictures.

Furthermore, the possibility of using novel molecular-targeted drugs may be tempting from a professional point of view because of using 'modern' drugs.

While it may also be tempting, from a social justice aspect to tax the remittances of migrant health workers, any policy measure that reduces the incentives to remit is likely to reduce the positive effects of remitting foreign currency earnings back to Malawi.

It is tempting, from that alone, to make conclusions about the difference 15 years makes.

Timberlake's half-rapped list of intoxicants is rather tempting: from plum wine to nicotine via "hydroponic candy jelly beans".

We're tempted from time to time, but we just don't do it.

And who wouldn't be tempted from eternal bliss by such a prospect?

Eduardo da Silva was born Brazilian but he was spotted by a scout of Dinamo Zagreb and tempted from Rio de Janeiro to the Croatian capital at age 15.

The story opens as Ashbrook, a former foreign correspondent who seems to relish danger, is being tempted from his secure but unchallenging job as an editor with The Boston Globe.

Undoubtedly, one of the biggest draws is Alexander McQueen, which opened a menswear flagship in Savile Row in October and has been tempted from its usual slot on the Milan schedule to celebrate.