Sentence examples for carefully coax from inspiring English sources
Carefully coax out the hair like you would a splinter -- plucking it straight off may lead the next hair to be ingrown, too.
"It's a sequencing issue," one senior official explains: Musharraf was to be carefully coaxed to make concessions he could live with, like inviting Benazir Bhutto back from exile and ultimately holding democratic elections.
I'll admit I don't really get that part, but then again I was the sort of kid who needed to be carefully coaxed out from among the stacks anyway.
Radio One's engineers carefully calibrate the transmitters to coax the maximum power from the stations to reach the target neighborhoods.
When Charles Bruffy led the Kansas City Chorale and the Phoenix Chorale in an enjoyable a cappella concert at Alice Tully Hall on Monday evening, he seemed to be sculpturing in air: carefully molding each finely hued note he coaxed from his choristers.
However, EA and Maxis will need to carefully rebuild this city if they are to coax inhabitants into putting down their protest placards and settling into the routines that have engrossed gamers for more than 20 years.
The Hollywood Reporter follows suit, with critic David Rooney writing that Nichols "coaxes his cast to mirror their characters, carefully parsing every word for hidden meaning.
Once a year, they carefully remove a straw filled box that's kept in the airing cupboard and gently coax her back to life with leaves of lettuce.
So is coaxing them to work in eukaryotic cells which, unlike easy-going bacteria, have carefully guarded compartments - the nucleus in particular.
The teachers were considering whether to call her mother – her mobile phone number is pinned carefully to the child's blue tunic – but by the mid-morning break they had managed to coax her out to the playground to join the other girls and boys.
As her parents sat on a blanket nearby, she carefully wrapped the kite string around an empty water bottle and stood in the grass alone, trying to coax her prize aloft.
