'woo into' is not a valid phrase in written English.
Instead, you might use the phrase 'wooed into', which means to persuade someone to do something. For example, "He was wooed into joining the group by their persuasive words."
Those are the kind of projects that we're trying to woo into town".
Thorn, whom Katz had attempted to woo into the organization last summer, asked if the Nets had decided on a president.
Of course, the rightist parties Netanyahu would try to woo into doing this would exact a price, like that promised annexation of part of the West Bank, the death knell for a two-state peace.
This time, not only does neither party have enough for a majority, but it is near impossible to see any combination of partners that either could woo into a coalition.
But on Sunday, two Republican senators — Dave Cox, who was originally thought to be the last vote needed, and Abel Maldonado, whom Mr. Schwarzenegger had been able to woo into voting against his party in the past — said they would reject the plan.
The movie became an immense popular success in Asia, and when it was shown at the Toronto Film Festival in 1987, it turned Woo into an instant cult figure in the West.
Now, however, in need of money, she flies to Los Angeles, there to be wooed into signing.
His own style is so seductive that the public has been wooed into accepting that idiosyncratic outlook.
And other Islamist parties, if the Brothers refuse to participate, should be wooed into playing their part in politics—eventually, if not now.The world must also act.
After the bid, Vivendi was looking both ways: even as it was negotiating with Mannesmann, it was being wooed into a joint venture with Vodafone.
Monsters (from the Latin 'monere' – warn) personify intangible fears and give them weaknesses – the zombie can be shot, the vampire staked, the beast wooed into submission.
