Sentence examples for prodding for the from inspiring English sources

Occupational health experts, labor unions and sick workers have been prodding for the tougher standard for decades, only to see the reform stalled under a succession of different presidents.

It will take large amounts of luck (and patient American prodding) for the Iraqi government to move toward real political accommodation while avoiding new explosions of ethnic and sectarian violence.

It may not be official yet, but given that the company has apparently begun prodding for buyers for the domain, it sounds like it's nearly finalized.

Lay on the grill and cook without turning or prodding for three minutes on the first side; the monkfish should have a good colour from the grill and the flesh should no longer be translucent.

Democrats will be poking and prodding for any hints about how the nominee would rule on cases involving Roe, and with Barrett that means talking about her past commentary on the intersection of religion and the law.

RSL stuck to their guns as Beckerman and Morales patiently prodded for an opening right till the final minute of normal time.

Individual ants were prodded for 2 3 s to determine if the ant could be induced to secrete.

Fans prodded for signs of regret.

Besides Edwards, most players shrugged when prodded for disappointment.

Gov. Bill Richardson will likely be prodded for an endorsement.

Her specialty was the technology world, in which she built a network of sources whom she prodded for corporate secrets.