Sentence examples for is to solicit from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The commission's mandate is to solicit comment from organizations of many faiths.
By long tradition, the purpose of a beta test is to solicit critical feedback from testers.
His method is to solicit rhythms from the audience and feed them into a computer, building them into a soundscape.
The method is to solicit individual lenders for money that will back loans to young adults seeking college educations.
Agents are allowed to take only 10percentt of a client's earnings, and their job is to solicit employment and negotiate deals.
Near the end of his memo, Mr. Tiliacos said, "My purpose in sharing this feedback with you is to solicit your help" in changing such perceptions.
Their purpose was to solicit and direct millions of dollars from wealthy donors to influence elections.
Mr. Cantor said the idea was to solicit suggestions on removing what Republicans see as governmental barriers to job creation and taking aggressive steps to bolster the business sector.
The idea was to solicit articles from scholars, subject the articles to a seven-step review process, and post them free online.
Meadows stolidly sums up his assignment: "I was to solicit — from a pacifist, on behalf of the military — the secret of weather forecasting".
One way to boost operating income would be to solicit some new equity capital and invest in a new stadium.
