Sentence examples for prompt visitors from inspiring English sources

Examining the two "embodied" art forms and their connections should prompt visitors to think about their own closets and their own bodies, Steele says.

For years, television shows treated the Web as a secondary product to promote the daily broadcast, but it turned out that simply repackaging television segments did not prompt visitors to keep returning.

Dixon said he hoped the exhibition would prompt visitors "to discover Townsend's lesser-known books and plays for the first time", as well as to reread the Adrian Mole stories.

In addition to helping people to heal, Weisser hopes that it will prompt visitors to reflect on what it means to be a responsible citizen, to be engaged in the wider world.

"Once you know who to target, you can create informative and engaging videos, ebooks, blog posts, webinars, and landing pages that speak to specific pain points, outline solutions, and prompt visitors to take action," she advises.

You don't want to have any fake reviews or offer any gifts for those giving you reviews (you want them to be natural), but you can put a button on your webpage so it's easy to get started for visitors, prompt visitors to leave a review after purchasing something or visiting a particular landing page, or actually talk with people in your store or company about leaving a review.

This raises a natural question: What are the elements of an exhibit that prompt visitor interaction?

The main lobby, for example, a long, narrow, three-story atrium crisscrossed by ramps that lead down into the galleries, prompts visitors to reflect on their choices.

CNN.com and ESPN.com are featuring video much more prominently on their home pages, often prompting visitors to press play before they begin to read.

The industry has been struck a severe blow from terror attacks by Islamic State, closing down festivals and other public events and prompting visitors to stay away.

The previous director, Nicholas Penny, oversaw a period of growth at the National, with a record 6.4 million visitors last year, and  was responsible for exhibitions such as Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan, which prompted visitors to queue overnight.