"I was very tempted," he said.
After I wrote the male fantasy first stanza, I was very tempted to leave it at that.
No plain, old ham and cheese for Cook readers though (even if I was very tempted by PriscillaE's peanut butter and bacon).
"I was very tempted to introduce Virginia Woolf, simply because what Elinor feels about the war is very close to what Virginia Woolf says in 'Three Guineas,' but Elinor can't articulate it.
"I was very tempted to go because I have the utmost respect for coach, philosophically we were very similar in terms of being disciplined, not making mistakes, taking advantage of what defenses give you," Kelly said.
I was very tempted to go back to the Bar when I left government but even more tempted by the offer to work as an international lawyer, especially in a firm with a strong tradition of public service.
I was very tempted to find out what the boy had written about me, and had I been able to prise the lock off without it being detected I may well have found out.
"I was very tempted," he said, "at the end of the last performance to walk on stage and say, 'Ladies and gentlemen, that's it for opera.' But then I said to myself: 'Why?
None of the movies on my list were among my favorites in childhood, a time when I watched lots of movies, mostly on TV (though I was very tempted to include one, "The Amazing Colossal Man"); none was among my favorites in high school (a time when I hardly watched movies).
"I was very tempted, but then he started to talk about the euro". Owen concluded that Blair was "passionately committed" to taking Britain into the European currency and Owen said no. "Best decision I ever made in my life," he says.
