entice

Not only she, but all those who had enticed her from him.

Land was what had enticed the family to move to the area.

But that is still not enough to entice the best teachers to come to the city and stay.

The possible names for the new team are enticing, too.

"She may even have enticed you to leave the house."

Maybe it had enticed Bob to look the other way.

But do you think that I would have been enticed to say a word!

Any which way he saw her, she was ultimately enticing.

The next time it took longer to entice him to charge.

"Could I entice you into something to eat at the house?"

The question was whether he could entice enough of them to follow.

It was as though the room had been designed to entice him.

Good looks are no longer enough to entice a man across the dance floor.

"I had to play something simple to be enticed to get into it."

The point has been made many times before, but the photographs are enticing.

He was here now to have enticed us away from you too: but we told him his own, I think.

At the very least, it may entice some to park and walk rather than waiting in the car.

I will be someone's husband soon, and in the years to come other frank women may entice me.

His break with the Bush administration could still entice a candidate into the race.

Some students dropped out of high school and had to be enticed back.

She was one who had been trying to entice the wolf to come.

She thought of taking a walk, but the day was gray and not particularly enticing.

People will cut back but can be enticed to spend for the right offer.

I think that it will entice people to use the drug and see what it's like.

Here is some of what museums are enticing us with this season.