用enticing造句子，“enticing”造句
Most enticing to me were the South African wines, which I’d somehow never tasted before.
The rationale is that technology investments, because they are far removed from credit-centric securities, could look relatively enticing.
It also allows the small Business to potentially make money on the sale, or to increase the average value of the coupon to make it more enticing.
While most people visit Rapa Nui to explore its cultural history the island is also home to some excellent diving, surfing, and enticing beaches when a bit of relaxation is in order.
The social freedom was just so enticing.
That makes the extra yields now on offer from corporate bonds even more enticing.
I think it's only because we don't often consider why not when presented with something easy and slightly enticing.
"Need a tailor?", see stores jam-packed with shoppers, and breathe in the enticing smells of steamy noodle shops that remain open late every night.
Some were like me: college graduates who had left home with little more than gas money in their pockets, driven by the deceptively enticing prospect of trying their luck in the big city.
' 'You will succeed in enticing him,' said the Lord. 'Go and do it.'
The Twilight hunk brings his enticing Calvin Klein underwear ads to life on the beaches of St. Maarten during his Caribbean getaway.
Ants produce enticing goods grasshoppers want to buy.
That means offering enticing features and packaging to appeal to a certain demographic without alienating other consumer groups.
Business process management offers many enticing benefits, including impressive ROI.
It's just my insecurity acting up a bit, I guess... because I know I'm not the most beautiful, the most enticing, the most fun, or the most imaginative person in the world.
The rich world is an enticing place when viewed from the developing world.
Usually the enticing smell of food is associated with hunger pangs, but researchers in the Netherlands think that foods can be engineered to release satiating aromas during chewing.
