Sentence examples for persuade visitors from inspiring English sources

If anything can persuade visitors to sit through your home movies, this is it.

There's very little attempt to persuade visitors with even spurious scientific argument.

The new secretary must persuade visitors that the quality of the experience merits a modest charge.

Engaging, original shows can also help websites persuade visitors to stick around longer, so they can be shown other ads.

And the Lungarottis have created a comfortable hotel with a good restaurant, Le Tre Vaselle (www.3vaselle.it ), to persuade visitors to extend their stay in the area.

It does not need aggressive marketing.If they want to expand, art museums will have to persuade visitors to pay, or to pay more, perhaps for new services.

But persuading visitors to come to the Tenement Museum to participate in discussions "took some doing," she said.

But persuading visitors to build trails and uproot invasive plant species on a regular basis is not just a good way to foster a love of the land — the hands-on approach that LandPaths adopted in the late 1990s is also a way to keep open space accessible at a time when California voters have rejected even modest tax increases to provide the money that public parks need to maintain current services.

Mr. Kaplan said he must often persuade argumentative visitors to the Skirball Center that Hanukkah menorahs have eight branches, not seven.

Asked how he will persuade American visitors to try a tête de veau sandwich, he said, "This is something you should try once in your life".

Not only does the museum have to persuade its visitors to follow it to Queens (more of a psychological barrier than a transportation problem, since it takes only about 12 minutes to go there by subway from Midtown on the No. 7 line), it also has to convey the message that this 140,000-square-foot building will house major exhibitions as well as portions of the permanent collection.