Sentence examples for tempting lure from inspiring English sources

For Tory MPs with little hope of promotion, and every chance of losing their seats, UKIP is a tempting lure.

It's tempting, tempting...

Another lazy Wednesday is upon you, and we know your clicking finger is just braced over your mouse, begging for a tempting link to lure you away from your work.

This is a tempting line of argument.

And it can lure customers with the tempting bundle of TV, telephone service and Internet access (including high-speed "broadband" connections)—a combination that satellite-TV providers and BT cannot match.Furthermore, the prospects for pay-TV are bright, with plenty of room for growth: only 42% of British homes have signed up for it, compared with 86% in America.

But Juninho soon realised that he was not part of Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren's plans this season and found the lure of the Champions League too tempting to turn his back on.

You're supposed to lure readers in with a tempting (yet delicately neurosis-inducing) display of hyperbolic phrases about getting a killer beach body in five minutes and embarking on a dream vacation to Costa Rica and making cocktails that rival the ambrosial nectars of the Greek gods.

If you find the lure of the Internet too tempting, you might find it worthwhile to cancel your service entirely.

Photograph: Ade Kurniawan Rusdy/Sijori Ima Many children take around 10 days off school to prepare and with the overall winning jockey netting a cool $100 prize money, the lure of the cash can prove tempting for parents.

These trades are already in tight demand in the U.S., and out-of-the-gate salaries offer a tempting return on a high-school diploma and will lure would-be undergrads already skeptical of their future in degree-demanding corporate America.

The lure of his own chatshow would surely prove too tempting to resist, however.