Sentence examples for the task of enticing from inspiring English sources

"Those Who Go" and "Those Who Stay," Boccioni's masterpieces of Futurist painting, could be the presiding images for the task of enticing visitors to escape inertia and venture into Outer Borough space.

With almost no natural snow, the task of enticing people to spend the day at the ski resort, formerly known as Great Gorge and Vernon Valley, not to mention invest in real estate here, has proved challenging.

The plans fall under the Ministry of Justice's snappily-titled "Rehabilitation Revolution", which, besides being a totally on-point, zeitgeisty name, launched One3one Solutions, an enterprise charged with the task of enticing businesses to set up production within Britain's prisons.

There was a modest television mini-series starring Paul Winfield in the late '70s, but the task of filming an ambitious, era-encapsulating fictional feature has enticed directors since his assassination in 1968.

(During mating season, however, he spreads deer urine in the hope of enticing them).

Tapestries created for courtly patrons idealized a life of enticing gardens, tournaments, and the hunt.

The main task of a website is to entice high rankings on major search engines.

These wiki pages could be read by anyone and thus provided a sometimes very detailed view into the activities and outcomes of the Task Groups, thereby providing leaders of CAWSES II the opportunity to assess progress toward group goals, as well as entice additional participants.

Farmers' markets are springing up all over the country, with enticing displays of locally grown produce.

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Behind the kind doctors and enticing advertisements lie the interests of big business.