The series is the latest attempt by Netflix to tempt viewers away from traditional TV channels.
It also helped that her husband, who usually did the cooking, wasn't there to tempt her.
Persian artisans supposedly wove imperfections into every rug, so as not to tempt the gods.
The Czechs, who hold the EU's rotating six-month presidency, also hope to tempt him to Prague.
The Spanish giants failed to tempt Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira to the Bernabeu during the summer.
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High fees and interest rates have also helped to tempt some lenders into the debtor-in-possession market.
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In some energy suppliers, loyal customers end up subsidising eye-catching tariffs created to tempt new customers.
The new consoles are expected to tempt Americans to spend more cash on video games.
Mr Dobbie categorically denied the company sent communications in order to tempt free members to pay subscriptions.
The government is pondering cuts in import duties to tempt more foreign drinks firms into the domestic market.
Abramovich tried to tempt Hiddink to Stamford Bridge once before, in 2007, when Jose Mourinho left the club.
Perry's tour comes as Washington wonders whether attempts to tempt the North Koreans to behave better are working.
And suddenly, those who once avoided Calzaghe now form an orderly queue to tempt him to continue to fight.
The idea was to tempt people into paying some tax now in return for better treatment down the road.
But there would be a government subsidy of up to DM400 a year to tempt low- and middle-income earners.
But both groups made losses on their attempts to tempt China's beer drinkers.
Either suitor may yet return with a higher offer to tempt Abbey's shareholders.
In theory, being a conglomerate makes it easier to meet rich people and create complex products to tempt them with.
Rival firms will, after all, struggle to tempt a worker earning 80% of a full-time wage for 50% of the work.
At the same time, the government is considering ways to tempt more people into the workforce, and therefore the pension-contribution net.
In every other country where supermarkets sell petrol, they have used it as a loss-leader to tempt people into their shops.
But the firm aims not only to keep customers coming back but to tempt them to pick up a few extras.
The unemployed face a job market where employers can cherry-pick the best prospects without having to tempt them with attractive salaries.
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It has put beer into cans rather than bottles to reduce breakages, and decanted spirits into small bottles to tempt the cash-strapped.
Sheffield boxing promoter Dennis Hobson has also tried to tempt Calzaghe out of retirement with a clash against light-heavyweight fighter Clinton Woods.
Raising interest rates a few points is unlikely to tempt them back.
Now they constantly evolve to tempt users into opening infected e-mail attachments by referring to recent news and using other "social engineering" tactics.
Georgia's Newt Gingrich could become the first Speaker to tempt fate in this fashion since John Nance "Cactus Jack" Garner, D-Texas, in 1932.
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