That's why we've rounded up some of the most tempting sex toy discounts out there.
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Maybe magic is so satisfying that even the most tempting technologies pale pitifully in comparison.
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But one of the most tempting targets might not be on the shopping list after all.
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But Popular could be the most tempting target given its price and its strong small-business portfolio.
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But the most tempting solution is to change the road, not the terms of the bargain itself.
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The most tempting Republican legislation may be one that involves political power rather than any specific policy area.
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Perhaps most tempting is the base model, the ZenFone 3, with looks that bely its modest $250 price tag.
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This was because a third option had presented itself, and it was perhaps the most tempting of the lot.
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In the cyber age, perhaps the most tempting solution for presidents is to reach for America's most stealthy weapon.
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As we run out of objects to explore in our own solar system, it's among the most tempting places to visit.
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It's the most tempting thing in the world to just put it out, and I know what I'm doing with all this stuff.
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The mechanics of a primary challenge are messy, even in the most tempting of circumstances and regardless of whether Kasich is the right candidate.
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It's so pure when it pops onto the screen, that big blue sky just the most tempting invitation to fly—and you will, soon enough.
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Browsers would be implicated, too, along with the massive cloud platforms run by Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, arguably the most tempting targets for the new bug.
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THE ARTERIES through which oil flows from Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest exporter, to consumers across the world have always been the most tempting of targets.
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Also, his most tempting target, from first to last, is himself—in the opening minutes, his mouth sucks urgently at a plastic bag that he's wrapped around his head.
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It isn't sexy — and when a company's finances are tight, it is one of the most tempting areas to cut because the cost of deferral does not show up immediately.
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We all know the usual suspects: The Walking Dead, Orange Is The New Black, Breaking Bad, House of Cards and Marvel's Daredevil top the list as the most tempting shows cheat with.
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What a stroke of luck that two of Renaissance Rome's most ravishing streets, Via del Pellegrino and the intersecting Via dei Banchi Vecchi, are lined with some of the city's most tempting boutiques.
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For all you last-minute shoppers, Sephora just slashed prices on some of its most tempting holiday releases and year-round staples — and we're not just talking about a few dollars here or there.
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The most tempting answer to the "Who guards Curry/Green/Thompson?" question is always LeBron James, whether straight up or off a switch, but the man can only do so many things, especially considering the burden he carries on the other end.
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Bags of pistachios and almonds, jars of honeys and jams (the sour cherry is a best-seller) and packets of dried figs beckon, but the most tempting purchase may be an assortment of the 2210 types of cookies, baked in-house daily.
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"For countries that can never win a war with the United States by using the methods of tanks and planes, attacking an American space system may be an irresistible and most tempting choice," a Chinese analyst wrote in a much-noticed comment.
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Across seven indicators the think-tank studied for its measure of "talent attractiveness"--including unemployment levels, tax rates, gender equality, how easy it is for the family of a talented individual to settle and more—America still stands out as the most tempting destination for the brainy.
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There were plenty of ways to read his remarks—it was standard-issue superstar grouchiness or it was a hint of some deeper issue—but the most tempting was as proof that the Celtics, those well-coached and weirdly assembled league darlings, were finally reaching that part of the calendar when cleverness doesn't work as well.
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Over the span of three weeks, the group held a contest over Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr. Contestants were instructed to share "your most tempting, tease and touching photo", with each week having a specific theme. The weeks' themes were the most tempting photo, the most teasing photo, and the most touching photo. The competition ran throughout the first half of November 2010.
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If it has any connection with Lat. paelex, "concubine", it is conceivable that it meant “halfbreeds” and was a name coined in contempt by the conquering Sabines, who turned the touta marouca into the community of the Marrucini. But, when unsupported by direct evidence, even the most tempting etymology is an unsafe guide.For the history of the Paeligni after 90 BC see the references given in C.I.L. ix.
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Meanwhile, Edward opened up fresh negotiations with the French king. Charles advanced various proposals, the most tempting of which was the suggestion that if Isabella and Prince Edward were to travel to Paris, and the Prince was to give homage to Charles for Gascony, he would terminate the war and return the Agenais. Edward and his advisers had concerns about sending the prince to France, but agreed to send Isabella on her own as an envoy in March 1325.
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It is these types of market scenarios that can cause investors to abandon their investment strategies. Investor discipline is the ability to maintain an investment strategy even in the most tempting, or extreme conditions in the marketplace. An established and popular method for stock market investors is Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) especially for those who have a regular, monthly surplus income. The provision for reaping maximum benefits from these plans is that a disciplined strategy is maintained, one of the foremost advantages for a successful investor.
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For resonance to occur, it is necessary to have also periodicity in the excitation force. The most tempting candidate of the periodicity in the wind force was assumed to be the so-called vortex shedding. This is because bluff bodies (non-streamlined bodies), like bridge decks, in a fluid stream shed wakes, whose characteristics depend on the size and shape of the body and the properties of the fluid. These wakes are accompanied by alternating low-pressure vortices on the downwind side of the body (the so-called Von Kármán vortex street).
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Michael B. Barrett, Indiana University Press, Oct 23, 2013, Prelude to Blitzkrieg: The 1916 Austro-German Campaign in Romania, pp. 100 and 102-103 Popovici relied on the mountains to protect his flanks. However, reconnaissance by the German Alpine Corps revealed that it was possible to bypass his western flank, on foot, through the mountains, then reach and cut off the Romanian line of retreat. This made Popovici's corps the most tempting target, and von Falkenhayn stressed as much: all else was secondary to striking a decisive blow at Nagyszeben.
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Louis XV of France forbade the Parlement to interfere in these spiritual questions, and upon its proving obdurate it was exiled (18 September 1753). The royal chamber, which was substituted, having failed to carry on the administration of justice properly, the king was obliged to recall the parlement, and the archbishop was sent into honorable exile to Conflans, where he remained from August 1754 until October 1757.Saint-Amand (1900) p.197 Efforts were made to induce him to resign the active duties of his see to a coadjutor, he refused despite the most tempting offers - including a cardinal's hat.
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The hardest and dirtiest job was cutting down the forest and clearing the spruce trunks, and the most tempting for men was rafting. Considering the long time the workers had to spend in the forest, an establishment in Valea Vaserului was a need. The settlement on Vaser represents the closest connection with the history and tradition of today's "țipțeri". In this area originates several stories of the "țipțeri": fata pǎdurii (forest's girl), omul alb (white human), piticul pǎdurii (forest's dwarf); The stories of this ethnic group and the memories of the elders, as well as the documents, bear witness to a hard, primitive life of these people in the past.
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Beyerstein was a noted critic of Scientology, writing for the International Journal of Mental Health "The areas of science that enjoy the greatest prestige at any moment are the most tempting targets for appropriation by pseudoscientists. Capitalizing on dramatic progress in the neurosciences, the merchants of personal success were quick to commandeer neurological jargon to provide a patina of authority. Scientology's "engrams" and its notorious "e-meter" were pioneers in this trend." > (O)n balance, psychotherapies founded on ill-conceived assumptions may still > prove beneficial if they furnish needed reassurance in an atmosphere where > clients can mull over solutions to their dissatisfactions about life.
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She sank several trawlers by gunfire on 23 June. Two days later she sighted three large ships and six escorts headed north along the coast, one of the most tempting convoys seen for some months in Japanese home waters. After Parche's attack the escorts shook the sub up considerably with depth charges four and a half hours, before she managed to work away and resume her patrol, leaving an ex-Gunboat sunk and another ship badly damaged. After another round of life guard duty for the carrier planes of Task Force 38, on 17 July, Parche rendezvoused with to take aboard three fliers, and set course for Midway, arriving 23 July, and mooring Pearl Harbor 28 July.
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The bold player who was lucky and adventurous, and could push on his couch with a considerable stake to sept-et- le-va (7-1 payout), quinze-et-le-va (15-1 payout), trente-et-le-va (30-1 payout), etc., must in a wonderful manner have multiplied his couch, or first stake; but this was seldom done; and the loss of the players, by the very nature of the game, invariably exceeded that of the bank; in fact, this game was altogether in favour of the bank; and yet it is evident that, in spite of this obvious conviction, the game must have been one of the most tempting and fascinating that was ever invented.
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The immensity of the pilgrim presence in Rome and the vast diplomatic contingent from nations around the world raised concerns by the College of Cardinals that the funeral, conclave and installation of a new pope would make Vatican City a target for terrorism. The anti-terrorism task forces responsible for securing the funeral considered international terrorists the primary potential threat because of the attending dignitaries; domestic terrorism from Italian political extremists was considered less likely. On 6 April—in advent of the arrival of the United States delegation aboard Air Force One, protected by a military escort—the Italian government issued a no-fly zone within a five-mile radius of Rome. The Italian government considered the President of the United States, the first sitting American president to attend a papal funeral, as the most tempting target for terrorists.
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