Sentence examples for prodding into from inspiring English sources

These "Firewalls," as they're called, are "played" by dancers straining and prodding into the screens in other words, they represent an effortless synthesis of human expression and computerized effects.

Ask others to help with prodding into other's social lives.

As of last week, however, popstrology's only adherent seemed to be Van Tuyl himself, so it was up to him to take it, with only a little prodding, into the uncharted realm of current events.

Williams, perhaps taken aback, prodded into the net.

Several have been prodded into action only by public opinion.

Prodded into the circus ring, it obediently performed".

The abstinence clubs are popular, with most students prodded into joining by their parents.

He concludes: "It's business that needs to be prodded into working harder".

Has the economy been permanently prodded into some new shape, and what does it mean?

In the past, cheapskates could be prodded into shelling out cash for this stuff — there was no other choice.

There was also one rising culinary star, soft-spoken but elusive, whom I prodded into producing a book with me.