Sentence examples for to interest a from inspiring English sources

The job seemed made for him and, on October 8 1934, he gave his first BBC broadcast: "I declare that I am a critic trying to interest a lot of people into seeing interesting films," he told his audience.

It's a process that began about a year ago, when Robert Stricker was trying to interest a publisher in Elisabeth Sunday's photographs.

"No other Old Master is more apt to interest a young painter today".

They had not managed to interest a museum in the files.

Gossip, however, doesn't seem to interest a majority of the workers here.

AMBA has failed to interest a single US school in its accreditation.

He was eager, however, for the spotlight, trying to interest a tabloid in one case.

Badii tries vaguely to interest a seminarian and a security guard in his plan.

The project did not seem commercial enough to interest a publisher, even a university press.

For others, the sales have been too small to interest a generic company.

For years, his efforts to interest a drug company in tetrabenazine were fruitless.