Sentence examples for induced to play from inspiring English sources

Syria, Soliman said, can be induced to play a constructive role but added that there are no guarantees, however, on Syrian performance.

But lungs are full only of air, and air's main components (nitrogen and oxygen) cannot be induced to play the MRI game.

Iceland, to its subsequent regret, emerged the winner, after Belgrade, concerned that Fischer wouldn't show up, pulled out — and, even then, a British tycoon named James Slater had to double the prize money, to a quarter of a million dollars, before Fischer could be induced to play.

More recently, Jose Pimentel appears to have been induced to play a minor supportive role in an informant-led plot.

Mr. Shapowalenko hadn't picked up a racquet until about four years ago when his brother-in-law came in from Texas and induced him to play with their sons.

This would include whoever gave Barrymore certain passages from "Hamlet" in the play called "My Dear Children," whoever induced Sarah Bernhardt to play "Camille" at seventy-five, etc. Second: Sick, senile or irrelevant talent would be taken care of by the government, not on minute pensions, but at a rate approximating the amount they made during the period of their greatest success.

But what's most corrosive about the sequester is that it has induced Washington to play small-ball — to choose between flight controllers or Head Start slots, furloughs for meat inspectors or defense contractors.

As an organist in Kensington for 14 years, the passion of God in him often induced him to play with all the stops out; at the piano, like some flagellant, he might improvise until the hammers broke and his fingers bled on the keys.Death as MuseHe was no saint, though.

As long as the umpires remain divided into factions, they will never have the strength to induce baseball to play fair.

What induces actors to play real-life criminals in lurid reconstructions?

Low budgets provide the flexibility to take greater risks, whereas high budgets induce individuals to "play it safe" to ensure budget attainment.