| Like a medieval codex, the book seems laced with charms and spells, to seduce the innocent and repel the hostile. |
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| She locks Mom, kids and family dog in a large steamer trunk and then prepares to seduce nebbishy Bob. |
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| I replied, realizing that my own voice was suddenly sounding deeper, and throaty too, as if I was trying to seduce him. |
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| By the end of his book, Feiler is indulging in the same kind of circular obscurities that repel, rather than seduce, skeptics. |
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| I made most of the phone calls to get people into the movie and didn't try to seduce anyone. |
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| I heard a rumor, freshman year, that he once tried to seduce every single female teacher in the school. |
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| It didn't offend me, amuse me, arouse me, repel me, seduce me or astound me. |
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| A yesteryear heroine could seduce not just the hero but the entire audience with just a flip of her hair or a mere glance. |
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| He was so sure of himself and his power to seduce that it was hard not to fall under his spell, not that I wasn't a willing participant. |
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| However, in Davenant's masque, the effect is to make men effete, replicating the behaviour of the women they are trying to seduce. |
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| Worse than all that, though, is having to seduce women when he's dying inside for a man. |
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| We have to resist engagement in the concoction of large inspiriting narratives, because they so easily seduce in fantasy or ideology. |
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| They say the boto can turn into a person, that it shows up at fiestas to seduce men and women. |
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| It is they whom sport attempts to seduce with fashion shows and hot parts and haircuts. |
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| New inventions, new vegetable peelers, a car cleaner, and many more items were displayed to seduce the visitor to purchase. |
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| If none of the desserts seduce you, there's an Italian gelateria across the street. |
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| And Mara will of course seduce this one because she has lusted after him forever. |
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| Her newly found manuscript shows that she thought he was a libertine who had set out to seduce her. |
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| In fact, explains Greene, the best way to seduce someone is to fall in love with them. |
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| The picture centered on a rake's efforts to seduce an innocent but very candid young woman. |
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| Did learning the moves have any big pay-off for him in real-life, to help him seduce his own wife? |
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| He had been as predatory as the other young men he ran with, as eager to seduce and devirginize as they. |
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| It had taken all her feminine wiles to seduce Pemberton, the butler, and then spike his drink with a sleeping pill. |
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| The work's extreme manoeuvres seem designed to seduce its dancers into displays of gymnastic narcissism. |
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| You may, possibly, seduce their wives, embezzle their money, and steal their parking space, without so much as a murmur of reproof. |
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| His newly discovered letters to a friend reveal he thought her a forward hussy who was determined to seduce him. |
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| Advertising folks who do this best have a natural gift for empathizing with the customers they hope to seduce. |
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| The days when press gangs scavenged pubs to seduce volunteers with rum were long gone. |
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| Its lure to one's vanity and bank account can seduce even the most parsimonious print personality. |
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| What he doesn't do is seduce the audience with his nihilistic charm. |
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| All four of the night's performers found different ways to seduce the audience of screaming women and pokerfaced men. |
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| Let us be your guide and we will make you enflame, inspire you and maybe even seduce you. |
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| Refined canapés in three flavors which will seduce your guests and the mistress of the house! |
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| A Vintage that is going to seduce your taste bud and will sublime your meals. |
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| They dance beautifully and make dance shows, striptease, coyote girl's, table dance that will really seduce and enchant you! |
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| The Louis XIII style architecture with its sober, unostentatious appearance is enough to seduce would-be buyers. |
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| It will seduce you in its black lampshade version or with the folded fabric one. |
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| Popular because his mouth, his outspokenness as a former mobster, his talent as an orator, seduce the man in the street, the people in general. |
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| Our culture may abhor visual boredom, but can the driving force behind changes in fashion really be the desire to attract and seduce? |
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| If you had told me a year ago that a mere solid-state amp could seduce me, I'd have said you were nuts. |
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| The samurai wants to seduce the cute girl but she rejects his advances. |
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| Thus, it's refreshing to have an opportunity to see an intelligent slice of beefcake use his masculine wiles to seduce and coerce a woman to do his bidding. |
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| A rich palette of options to skillfully seduce a woman whose portrait is both multicolored and vivacious. |
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| Heart-breaking cruelty, no slow-motion blood: the sight of real violence tends not to inspire or seduce. |
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| And last as a fake oil millionaire – out to seduce Marilyn – played as a wonderful homage to Cary Grant. |
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| The question now is will today's Europe seduce us in the same way with her beauty? |
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| In these years marked by the arrival of the Punk Rock movement, it was difficult to seduce the record companies with blues-rock. |
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| An absinthe that will delight all kinds of publics and will seduce more than many of you, ladies included! |
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| To see a number of very different friars who are happy to live together manages to seduce even the pilgrims that are most hostile to the Church. |
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| A very scented absinthe will seduce you with its complexity and light bitterness. |
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| Colourful, urban look, affordable, VOGUE sunglasses keep continue to seduce women! |
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| Discover and savour the difference in a delicious ambience designed to seduce every one of your senses. |
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| She entreated me to look after her husband, not allow any eastern woman to seduce his affections but to bring him safely back again. |
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| He also accuses Isabel of repeatedly trying to seduce him, although he supposedly refused to succumb to her licentious ways. |
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| He will work with as much zeal to snare a mousy girl as to seduce a beauty queen. |
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| You think I'm a repugnant human being, but you're willing to sleep with me as long as I seduce some little nursey away from a guy who's never even asked you out on a date. |
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| Before long, their husbands were too busy trying to seduce their wives to keep up clashes. |
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| Their extreme objectification is never hidden, and they often seduce and distract the suave spy. |
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| The mysteries raised in this reflection lack the sexiness to seduce news anchors or political campaigners. |
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| Her chance came in this 15 th-century tragicomedy by Fernando de Rojas about a madam at a brothel who agrees to help a nobleman seduce a young virgin. |
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| To begin with, he relies on the sound of language to seduce the reader. |
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| He sets out to seduce Judy, the most attractive young woman in sight. |
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| Her mother's lover tries to molest her, her cousin tries to seduce her, and she briefly marries an older man who virtually imprisons her out of jealousy. |
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| She can go from naif to minx in 60 seconds and seduce us at every stage. |
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| But together they present a sordid picture of a man who used his status as a minor celebrity to seduce a bevy of women, often in unsavoury circumstances. |
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| From ancient Sanskrit to this very moment, chiasmi have been employed to inspire, insult, seduce, teach, and provoke. |
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| It is without a doubt this image that would seduce the young public. |
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| Still trying to seduce this man of hers, this married man, who was now unmarried, unliving, an icicle, the same as her own husband. |
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| It's a well balanced wine which will seduce in tastings. |
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| Fitted to perfection, she will seduce you with its sleekness. |
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| Romeo and Juliet counted on Prokofiev's lush, emotionally manipulative score and bargain-basement grandeur to seduce new dancegoers. |
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| French bistro cooking, regional specialities such as Brome Lake duck, fresh produce and pure taste bring loyal clients back for more and seduce newcomers as they enjoy a wonderful culinary experience. |
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| Above all, it means the channel has come into its own and wagered that spontaneity and fresh ideas would seduce a viewing audience jaded by a lack of edginess and innovation in French broadcasting. |
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| In another instance Hephaistos, the male god of metalworking and craft, attempts to seduce Athena. |
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| Does the horse seduce me, or some nearby stable hand? |
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| The war on terrorism is first and foremost a war of ideas, an offensive to win over the minds of those would might be tempted to join the phalanx of the Islamist army and to seduce their hearts. |
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| Accessories like alloy mags, rear spoilers or side sill extensions will give your Suzuki a sharp new look, while a rear storage system, towing hook-up or multi roof rack will seduce you with its practicality. |
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| Senior ODIHR staff claim their critics are whitewashing electoral fraud. Azerbaijan has a history of trying to seduce reputable foreign bodies to give international legitimacy to its repressive behaviour at home. |
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| It is about a fishing village on the east coast and its wild attempts to convince or seduce a doctor to take up residence in the quaint but secluded town. |
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| Its citrus fruit and spice aromas will seduce you at the apéritif, as an appetizer, with a liver pâté and canapes, or at the dessert with fresh fruit or fruit salad. |
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| It's about two pals, dweeby Mike and Euan, who exploits his British accent to seduce every woman in sight. |
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| After all, he hopes to seduce the trendsetting crowd. |
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| This fact is one of the major reasons why the Conservative government, which is trying to seduce Quebeckers by every imaginable means, has for some time been trying to portray itself as a green government. |
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| An atmosphere and one crazy charm and will seduce you certainly. |
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| Its many assets will most certainly seduce lovers of wide open spaces, eagerly looking for tranquillity and wanting to continue the conservation work on an outstanding part of our heritage. |
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| Have you, in your plan, decided to manufacture a new kind of car, a smaller, sub-compact, less expensive model in order to try to seduce consumers into believing that they can purchase such a vehicle? |
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| This single storey house will seduce you with its refined and warm decor. |
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| Not the bribes of sordid wealth can seduce to leave these everblooming sweets. |
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| It demonstrates her desire to please, to seduce. |
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| Anne, however, resisted his attempts to seduce her, and refused to become his mistress as her sister Mary Boleyn had. |
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| Moreover, this attractiveness was perceived as a danger to ordinary men who they could seduce and tempt into their sinful world. |
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| As Holofernes was often drunk, Judith anticipated that he would attempt to seduce her. |
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| A tango may only last a few minutes but in that short space of time an entire love story unfolds as the dancers approach one another, seduce one another and then make love. |
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| Shapeliest of them all is Pagan pugilist Aneka whose novel method of laying out her foes is to seduce them one by one. |
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| The second movement entitled Sérénade, is appropriately imbued with playfulness: the cello imitates a guitar, mandolin, flute and tambourine, perhaps suggesting Pierrot's desperate efforts to seduce his beloved. |
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| We have a large choice of bedsits, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 bedroom apartments, chalets and land for sale in Nendaz, each one varied, with its plus points, that little extra, which will surely tempt and seduce you. |
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| Help this smoldering femme fatale search for clues, solve enigmatic puzzles, seduce men, and infiltrate top secret military operations, all in glamorous disguise. |
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| Coloured bead designs in a ladylike heart-shaped box seduce girls over the age of 3 to create their own designers pieces, which will be a feast for every girl's eyes. |
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| I love trees, but it is the plants that grow under them, the woodlanders, that really seduce me. |
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| Since the 15th Century, it is often present on folksy tables and the nit knew how to seduce western gastronomy reserved at that time to aux meet-based products. |
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| Opening out onto the pedestrian precinct and the garden, the charm and the conviviality of the place will seduce all those looking for authenticity. |
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| An evil priest of the human race persuaded a beautiful woman to seduce one of the Gardeners and to inveigle him so that he betrayed forbidden secrets. |
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| We must, though, make it our concern that this political crisis should not disorient us and seduce us into activity for activity's sake, and so we must respond with determination and deliberation. |
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| I have a few things against you, because you suffer that woman Jezebel, which calls herself a prophetess, to teach and to seduce My servants to commit fornication, and to eat things sacrificed to idols. |
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| Soon after meeting Vita, Woolf was intrigued by this leggy aristocrat who, she had heard, was a pronounced Sapphist and who wanted to seduce her. |
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| It's hard to concentrate on something when so many things happen simultaneously, each of them fighting for attention, each of them trying to seduce. |
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| How did this boxy looking DAB micro-system seduce the iPhone, the world's slinkiest smartphone? |
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| There are the women who fall in love and seduce teenagers, the Mrs. Robinsons. |
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| This house will seduce you with its size, 5 rooms, 2 beautiful rooms of 27m ², office, double livingroom, kitchen, 2 wc.1 bathroom, 1 shower room gas heating. garden. |
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| When a master of a ship..has lost any of his hands, he applies to a crimp..who makes it his business to seduce the men belonging to some other ship. |
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| He is the demon that tempted Gautama Buddha by trying to seduce him with the vision of beautiful women who, in various legends, are often said to be Mara's daughters. |
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| When the planned murder of Fred Hale goes awry and innocent cafe waitress Rose witnesses the chase, Pinkie sets out to seduce the shrinking violet to win her silence. |
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| Bored sexpot housewife Joyce Monroe even looks to seduce him in a scene that Bourne stages as a hilarious jumble of limbs, blades and a conveniently vibrating washing machine. |
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| Biographer John Tytell believes Pound had always felt that his creativity and ability to seduce women were linked, something Dorothy had turned a blind eye to over the years. |
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| In 1659, while trying to seduce her, James promised he would marry Anne. |
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| Bad enough to think he'd wanted me as just another notch on his bedpost, but to think he'd tried to seduce me for cold-blooded political purposes was unbearable. |
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