Sentence examples for tempting to turn from inspiring English sources
It is tempting to turn and retreat.
It was tempting to turn to a couple of economists for advice.
As the cold kicks in and an extraordinarily hot summer becomes just a distant memory, it can be increasingly tempting to turn up the thermostat.
Because of the complexity of school finance, it's tempting to turn to per-student spending to understand how well — or how poorly — a district is spending its money.
After scoring 11 goals in 51 appearances for his childhood club, Shakhtar's offer of €6m (£4.6m), seven years ago, proved too tempting to turn down.
By Robert Mankoff March 3, 2010 In writing about a topic like humor, which everyone experiences but few can define, it is tempting to turn to the dictionary.
At this point, politics is tempted to turn to philosophy.
Schools may be tempted to turn away students with high debt, he said.
But if you let it hook you, you won't be tempted to turn it off.
Those who have overindulged this festive period may be tempted to turn vegan for January.
He admits that he had been briefly tempted to turn around and go home.
