Sentence examples for trying to interest 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.

We are trying to interest younger people in the arts.

"We're always trying to interest museums," she said of her job as a dealer.

But trying to interest them in the imperfect indicative is a task to challenge even him.

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

"I'm trying to interest people in having this grow," he said.

Have been trying to interest theatrical men in raising fund for this.

He was carrying a copy of its two-hundred-and-fifty-page report, trying to interest C.P.A. officials.

She also developed a passion for trying to interest young people, especially girls, in science, math and technology.

One cheerily cries "My kind of town!" to a Chicagoan he's trying to interest in a financial "welcome package".

"I've taught, and I can still remember trying to interest children who had no interest whatsoever in English.