Sentence examples for been soliciting from inspiring English sources
verb
To persistently endeavor to obtain an object, or bring about an event.
- To solicit alms, or a favour
The Treasury Department has been soliciting comments ever since.
The group, far from that goal, has been soliciting money from citizens.
The company has been soliciting interest from buyers including private equity firms, these people said.
Since then, they have been soliciting clients of their accounting firm for contributions to the fund.
The site has been soliciting donations in order to raise the £500 election deposit needed to run.
Dr. Peress was also a part owner of Parkway Hospital, which had been soliciting business from the home.
In it, a growing number of larger and publicly traded utilities and financial services firms have been soliciting retail investors over the last year or so.
He has also been soliciting online donations to create television and e-commercials critical of Mr Bush (he raised $2,500 in only five days).
Yet politicians have been soliciting similar proposals since 2007, without bringing any to fruition; abortive efforts at Peterhead go back even further.
Donations revealed in campaign finance filings by American Crossroads, however, offer a glimpse of the kinds of hefty contributions its leaders have been soliciting.
DO-IT-YOURSELF 'ROADSHOW' The PBS program "Antiques Roadshow" has been soliciting footage from viewers about their own antiques for a competition on its Open Call Web site.
