Sentence examples for to be dangled from inspiring English sources

But a tasty piece of pork had to be dangled in front of the Belgians to buy them off.

The boss of a typical £6bn FTSE 100 firm might expect to be dangled a carrot twice that size.

But he added: "While voting is set up like it is, these carrots are going to be dangled".

Kerr envisioned the state's public universities as "bait to be dangled in front of industry, with drawing power greater than low taxes or cheap labour".

The Met is about to stage Philip Glass's "Satyagraha," at long last, and plans for recent works and commissions continue to be dangled.

But did he deserve to be dangled over the precipice for weeks, and then suddenly cut loose in the dead of night?

Something seemed to be dangling from its mouth.

And all I can think is the chandelier is so big it's going to be dangling on the floor".

Senior members of Mrs. May's Conservative party were said to be dangling something called a ''Stormont lock'' to win the backing of unionists.

But he added: "We are determined that the Syrian opposition is not going to be dangling in the wind, wondering where the support is, if it is coming".

The Knicks are said to be dangling Glen Rice and Marcus Camby for Mutombo, willing to part with their future for a glimpse of the past.