Sentence examples for To prompting from inspiring English sources
verb
To lead someone toward what they should say or do.
- I prompted him to get a new job.
In addition to prompting an uproar from fans, promoting a green youngster over a battle-tested veteran could easily sow friction among players.
But this year, in response to prompting from the music industry, it is introducing a three-year bachelor's degree course in electronic music and disc jockeying.
To the traditional accompaniment of accordion, banjo, fiddle, and guitar and to prompting, patter, and singing calls made by a "caller," couples perform a variety of movements, all based on a smooth, "shuffling" walk.
Dr. Romm, a physicist who edits the blog Climate Progress, added, "Raising public awareness of, and scientific focus on, the likelihood of severe effects of drought is the first step to prompting action".
The referendum has shown that the active ingredient to prompting the political class to address a thorny issue is less about forensic analysis – "project fact" – than the mobilisation of public rage.
A Common Eyewitness Teresa Gomez, a drug addict born in Trinidad who spent her nights on the streets of Crown Heights, seemed to have a knack for witnessing homicides Mr. Scarcella was assigned to, prompting lawyers to call her "Louie's go-to witness".
It's just meant to prompt discussion".
–What occurred to prompt this event?
There are ideas to prompt change.
"We want to prompt people to ask questions".
The idea, naturally, is to prompt them to trade.
