Sentence examples for to entice one from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason could be to entice one of the Japanese stars, Hideki Matsui, to sign with the Yankees.

I hope to entice one of the major banks so that you'll have the opportunity to donate right at your A.T.M. machine.

Indeed, he is trying to entice one of those people, an artisan baker from Cambridge whose bread he loves, to open a bakery in the Dumbo building.

3) It examines the depths of despair in its power to entice one to end life.

The actor Philip York is currently enjoying another run of the acclaimed one-man show, Lies Have Been Told: An Evening With Robert Maxwell, in Edinburgh, but he is disappointed to have so far failed to entice one of the old crook's foremost bêtes noires to the show.

To entice one-time buyers to come back, for example, she might offer free shipping for a limited time.

To entice one-time buyers to return, for example, she might offer free shipping for a limited time.

Roberto Ruggeri, one of the owners, runs the Bice empire, and he managed to entice Roger Vergé, one of France's culinary gods, into collaborating on the project.

Instead of chasing the chimera of Web advertising or engaging in the costly effort to entice buyers one credit-card purchase at a time, Internet-based services that attract loyal followings can generate steady streams of revenue capable of supporting real, profitable businesses.

Now that each service uses excessively large or unlimited storage limits to entice users, one would think that they'd be able to support stagnant accounts.

To increase what food marketers call "usage occasions," food brands develop recipes not only to gain customers but also to entice existing ones to buy more frequently.