Sentence examples for that enticing from inspiring English sources
Horizons were low – maybe a little job in that enticing gap between education and motherhood.
Governors Island, that enticing 172-acre piece of real estate just off Manhattan's shore, has been tantalizing urban planners for decades.
The title isn't all that enticing.
It's hard to imagine that Blair's play has been all that enticing to other clubs.
The sex-shop signs proclaiming "Moist Thighs" and "Sweaty Nymphomaniac Nymphets" did not seem all that enticing.
But alas, that enticing prospect conflicted with a Marlboro concert offering cantatas, as the Saturday concert here also did.
In theory, this cycle should end once property prices fall to a level that entices a fresh wave of buyers.
The Giants angled their coverage in a manner that enticed Washington to run up the middle of the field.
UNDER AGE 11 -- The language is inappropriate, and most little ones wouldn't be that enticed anyway.
Long dogleg right that entices the gambling golfer to putt through a narrow hollow log over water.
In fact, it is the notion of a "forbidden fruit" and prohibition-created profits that entice both young users and dealers.
