| Eager tourists await excursion buses to the historical sites and local skippers try to entice visitors onto boat trips. |
| Her career was a collection of serendipitous and fortuitous events that entice one to believe she was fated to succeed. |
| In turn, these companies have taken advantage of dire drought conditions in parts of Brazil to entice workers into slavery. |
| After each trial, lights were used again to entice birds back to the roosting aviary. |
| Sale prices and bargain bins are being used to entice you to get out and spend again. |
| Then there were the morning newspaper headlines which had screamed of yet another move to entice the Old Firm south. |
