Sentence examples for To prompts from inspiring English sources
verb
To lead someone toward what they should say or do.
- I prompted him to get a new job.
To play, you'd just type instructions in response to prompts: a terrifically frustrating and tantalizing ordeal.
Oprah's Book Club has taught us all to reduce (or elevate) books to prompts for cathartic discussion of childhood traumas, relationship conflicts and self-esteem deficits.
He gets the child to respond to prompts and so, in effect, turns us all into five-year-olds learning about Africa.
Anyone can participate in this story; even the Republican debate audiences have been compelling, booing a gay veteran or cheering execution numbers as if responding to prompts from a shrill left-wing satirist.
Earlier on Thursday night the band had played an all-improvised show under what it calls the Stew Art Series, deftly responding to prompts from the audience, delivered by text message.
The students did most of the talking in response to prompts from the teachers on how delegates to a constitutional convention should be selected, whether their deliberations should be limited in any way and whether their proceedings should be in the open or in secret.
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.
