| He didn't expect to be gatecrashed by a bunch of Melburnian bloggers who found his offer irresistable. |
| However, if the bid were upped to closer to their £30m valuation, the temptation to cash in on their prize asset would surely be irresistable. |
| Here, as everywhere, Mr Bird's air of implied self congratulation is irresistable. |
| Moreover there is this irresistable urge to discover, meet and mix with other cultures. |
| This irresistable dish of turkey breast with onion, carrot, parsley and dill served with grated potato and onion is an exquisite experience. |
| I believe political reform will become increasingly irresistable as China's economy opens up to the world. |
