Sentence examples for trying to coax people from inspiring English sources

As more and more of the homes edge toward repossession — a record quarter of a million were seized by lenders in the first three months of this year — agents like Mr. Laubinger are trying to coax people out.

It is a difficult way to do business, being overrun by customers for two weeks while spending the rest of the year trying to coax people through the front door.

If you had a stronger chief of staff, he might be trying to coax people within the West Wing to focus their energy more specifically and in a more targeted way on health care.

By making it strikingly simple and pricing it to move, 3D Systems is trying to coax people into filling that content gap right now so everyone can catch up just a little bit sooner.

I finally concluded that I wasn't being approached because I was walking around with a pad of paper and a pen looking like some social worker trying to coax people into a shelter or some church program.

Even with loan sharking thriving in the city's Latino neighborhoods, leaders of local nonprofit groups say they try to coax people into banking's mainstream.

The director general of the paramilitary National Security Guards, J. K. Dutt, told CNN-IBN television that troops were trying to coax frightened people out of the Oberoi.

They were married soon after Victor's return, and they did what his people had always done, trying to coax a living from the soil of Jessamine County.

Opposition leaders in Belarus are a sorry lot who spend much time trying to coax money and attention from their western sponsors and make little effort to stir up the country's famously passive people.

"They keep trying to coax me into it.

Friends have been trying to coax him back forever.