Sentence examples for trying to tempt from inspiring English sources

Everton are interested in trying to tempt him away.

(Coulson again, trying to tempt legendary operative Melinda May away from her boring desk job).

"Bin Laden is trying to tempt Hezbollah to join, but they are Shia, and many Sunnis are opposed to them".

Israel has long been trying to tempt Lebanon into giving security guarantees in exchange for a pull-out.

The adults stare, the children poking their toes toward it as if trying to tempt the shark into action.

9.22am: The BBC are running an interesting story about Dutch universities trying to tempt British students to their shores.

House of Fraser is trying to tempt more shoppers into stores by introducing new brands and concessions.

Now City is trying to tempt away Abramovich's team leader, Terry, by publicly offering to double his weekly wage.

Osborne is trying to tempt China into plugging billions into British transport, energy and infrastructure projects to transform the north in the coming decades.

Hector Goudreau, Alberta's minister of Employment and Immigration, has been in town, trying to tempt people to his under-manned province with the bait of fast-track visas.

Nowadays, it has a certain ruffian charm with hawkers trying to tempt kids and honeymooners with sweets, helium balloons, and horse and carriage rides.