| If I'm not working, I take Mabel, my Jack Russell, to Hyde Park, and not even the smell of bacon sarnies from the hot-dog stand tempts me. |
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| Here, the path runs beside the river, which often tempts children in for a paddle. |
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| But what tempts these youngsters to leave the security of home and lucrative jobs for an austere lifestyle of development work in India? |
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| A despicable villain tempts a sinner and lures him into sin, alienation, and damnation. |
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| As the flesh-like tones play off each other, the gritty, tactile nature of the surface tempts the touch of the viewer. |
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| The doctrine likens a woman to an evil that tempts Adam to eat the apple in the Garden of Eden, which God has forbidden them even to touch. |
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| It alienates our friends, who fear an insurgent victory, and tempts undecideds to join the anti-government ranks. |
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| Once the delight and help of her husband, she is now the loathing of his soul and tempts him to absence and impurity. |
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| Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage. |
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| Gazette readers are heeding the warnings of the scam, which tempts people by saying they have won a holiday. |
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| If an auto tempts you then check it well, particularly on low-mileage examples, which can suffer more from underuse than overuse. |
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| The team tempts fate by planning a victory celebration before a ball has been kicked. |
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| When we're nervous, the adrenaline rush we get tempts us to pick up the pace in everything we do, including speaking. |
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| She tempts him to drink and he loses his precious manuscript. |
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| This tempts with numerous wellness offers and offers every thinkable form of water fun for the entire family. |
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| It tempts to exercise and travel in watery paths of pleasantness and peace. |
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| The striking, handy shape is invariably an eyecatcher and tempts the consumer to pop one in the basket. |
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| Chances are that he pretends as though he heard the voice of God and leads the people in the wrong direction or tempts them. |
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| That tempts them to spend taxpayers' money on schemes that they might otherwise not bother with. |
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| This then tempts it to accept non-payment by members so as not to lose the member. |
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| The Devil tempts Jesus to use his supernatural power to meet his own physical need. |
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| Not far from this archeological site, the beautiful beach of Alt1nkum tempts visitors with sailing, swimming and relaxation. |
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| He approaches new phases of life eagerly, welcomes experience, tempts life to give him as much as he can bear. |
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| The ruler of the kingdom of the air refers to the devil who tempts us, using all the world has to offer. |
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| But the downside to the Sainsburys success story is that it tempts choirs to emphasize visual spectacle at the expense of musical refinement. |
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| The «White Fleet» of the Bodensee takes guests to destinations all around the lake or tempts them to a round cruise. |
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| Synopsis: Amina tempts to join the North of Morocco where her husband is jailed for a drug affair. |
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| The seating area tempts visitors with colored walls, and even the candy stripe seats look good enough to eat. |
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| Its overwhelming beauty tempts the visitor to stop and surrender to its charm. |
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| The Brothers Karamazov is all about trial and temptation: how each of us tempts others and how each, save Christ, gives into temptation. |
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| As air travel becomes increasingly frustrating and dehumanizing, the dream of personal aerial transport tempts the imagination. |
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| We shot the video based on the feedback we got from the general public for what tempts them. |
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| A wall-mounted blackboard tempts lunchers to the daily menu. |
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| That cosmic PR agent, Mercury, in Scorpio, from Thursday, tempts you to spin yourself as the strung-out genius. |
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| Vanity, the need personally to stand in the foreground as clearly as possible, strongly tempts the politician to commit one or both of these sins. |
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| I am also glad that it refers to the need to review this fiscal set-up, which tempts companies to relocate to areas where there is a more favourable tax system. |
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| Its soft and sensual touch tempts you to coil up in its folds. |
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| This then tempts subcontractors to take a less careful approach to social-security contributions, to respecting statutory tariffs and to complying with statutory rest periods. |
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| This tempts some road haulage companies to resort to price dumping and to side-step the social and safety legislation to make up for this handicap. |
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| It may mean standing up for those principles when directly challenged by peers or those in authority, or when self-interest tempts you to rationalize them away. |
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| In principle nothing else tempts the users of hypertext when they open window after window and see what authors have collected over time and strewn far and wide from their point of origin. |
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| The gaping wealth-gap doubtless tempts many into opportunistic robbery. |
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| Satan, disguised in the form of a serpent, successfully tempts Eve to eat from the Tree by preying on her vanity and tricking her with rhetoric. |
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| Sceptics also claim that REDD ignores some causes of deforestation, like the demand for soy, beef, palm oil, and timber which tempts people to act illegally. But things are changing on that front. |
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| Half-way along, a clear water bassin tempts one to relax. |
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| This tempts some Russians to threaten dire things. |
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| Situated in the original coach house, this spacious suite with its living room area in spicy pimento colours tempts you to travel by its exotic decoration. |
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| The quick fix of anti-Semitism again tempts those without historic memory. |
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| Their widespread availability and cheapness in developing countries, where other medical resources are scanty, tempts doctors to overprescribe them. |
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| That is a devast ating blow for Arsenal, whose desperate at tempts to heal the rift with Cole appear to have failed. |
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| Solicitant, one who, abusing the privacy of the confessional, tempts women to a violation of chastity. |
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