Sentence examples for representatives to woo from inspiring English sources
Mr. Johnson is the latest foreign dignitary, among many high-profile representatives, to woo India.
Banks in Switzerland, Singapore, Dubai, Latvia and Andorra are reportedly trying to poach clients, some even flying in representatives to woo them in person.
Among the questions, according to several station representatives: Was NPR trying to woo away coveted local donors?
U.S. Representative Tony Cardenas has sought to woo the company to his Los Angeles-area jurisdiction.
In 1956 the dictator's representatives made a concerted, but secret, effort to woo Picasso into agreeing to the staging of a prestigious retrospective in fascist Madrid.
They were still there when the senator tried to woo a former staff member for Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, who dropped out of the race after a disappointing fourth-place finish in Iowa.
To reenergize the angry many that elected him and to neuter GOP attempts to woo them, Obama needs to publicly bar representatives of the powerful few from the White House until they agree, concretely, to better serve the angry many.
But both Tim Pawlenty, the former governor, and Representative Michele Bachmann have dropped out of the contest, leaving their one-time rivals to woo the state's voters.
"We are forced to woo because none dare woo us".
