His theme today is "Deliver us from the Evil One".Sin and Satan are omnipresent, he argues, but if you ignore their enticements, "your grave is already empty".
The new buildings, with all their enticements, will most likely set off another round of apartment musical chairs — first seen in 2009 — in which many renters with leases coming up will try to move to fancier buildings or better deals.
Of course other sports like football offer the same possibility for enticement through their potential to create empathy.
Their signs and enticements arelikely to fail, as N.B.A. salary guidelines reward superstars for staying put, and punish them for leaving.
The bunnies, largely the offspring of discarded pets, were unbelievably cute one on one, but were creating tripping hazards and landscaping issues with their burrows and potentially offering an enticement to the rising population of cougars in the region.
See an old friend, and you start rubbing genitals together, with orgasm serving as a hearty "How ya doin', pal?" Plus, bonobo bands are female-dominated, a special enticement to women investigating their chimpanzee transition options.
BUT, for their part, sponsors can proffer a sweet enticement -- the "insider price," the discounted price offered to tenants to get them to agree to buy.
Here, hawkers congregate to tie brightly coloured ribbons around your wrist, a cheap enticement into purchasing one of their saintly statues or poorly woven purses.
The bitter irony is that succor of the distressed is often an enticement to others to follow their neighbors on an increasingly dangerous journey.
An awards show without acceptance speeches, only performances by the winners of their best material: that was the considerable enticement of the 11th annual New York Nightlife Awards, presented at Town Hall on Monday evening in a three-hour-plus marathon hosted by the writer and comedian Bruce Vilanch.
