enticement

More than that, she would bring an action against me for enticement.

But in recent years, with the costs of such enticements, some states have started to back away.

I'm playing up the book's enticement in part because it's a story that really should be read.

This is where my sister really got out of line and began her enticement.

"You have to make an enticement to get the contract."

This is not some kind of enticement concept, anything but.

We felt that whatever enticements were asked for was worth the effort.

Why not include the ski program as an enticement to new members?

The activity in the city is an enticement, even though that's all it has to offer.

Again she turned away, holding her tail up in enticement.

They may even offer a few free favors as enticement.

The government offered more money than the school would get usually from the local authority as an enticement.

And we kept the gold plate as a final enticement.

The recent drop in interest rates is generally seen as a strong enticement to buy.

"Though this one looks like she could distract me for a couple of hours, with the right enticement."

And he likes to see how other people react to his enticements.

At her age she had no business being in stocks on the town common for any crime, but sexual enticement?

Officials have been dangling enticements to attract business for years.

The opportunity to compare these very different approaches was another enticement.

Sometimes, an introduction or enticement to try a new dish is all it takes.

But she heard the excited voices of children playing, and that was enticement enough.

She allowed them a moment they did not need for the extra enticement sink in.

The offer of a free book, often a large one, is a frequent enticement to membership.

Often, the visual effects are an enticement to attract public attention to social issues.

The new high school may have also been an enticement for students, and additions were made to the structure in 1915.