tantalized

Tantalized by prospects of greater opportunity, profitability and incentives out of state, the rational business mind makes a compelling case to leave.

Comerford, the White House executive chef, and Morrison, the executive pastry chef, are the first women to hold those posts, forming a duo that has tantalized the taste buds of guests at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. with their culinary creations for nearly a decade.

But they are tantalized by possibilities beyond the game.

Holidays like New Years Eve, though, can cause even the most ardent non-drinker to be tantalized by the siren song of liquor, especially if those around you are swigging champagne and craft cocktails with nary a concern as the ball begins to fall.

Banged-up Ja’Marr Chase has to be tantalized that Texans are hurting at safety and are vulnerable in middle.