Sentence examples for woo to from inspiring English sources

After all, they need to be limber-tongued to pitch woo to Penelope (the beautiful, silent Olga Wehrly), who emerges at regular intervals to hear their proposals anew.

A couple of times a year, Mr. Palmisano speaks to groups of elite students whom I.B.M. is trying to woo to its research labs.

The lunch was billed as a session for the "nonaligned" movement — diplospeak for smaller countries the United States would like to woo to its side on various issues.

(Notably, they don't include George Boutros and William Brady, two former colleagues at Credit Suisse whom some thought Mr. Quattrone might woo to his new firm).

As David pitches snooty high-cultural woo to Frenchy, Mr. Grant deftly imbues his character with exactly a perfect blend of charm and nasty calculation.

Famous people of all stripes are returning the compliment by looking to Broadway to rejuvenate their careers, enhance their artistic credibility and pitch woo to audiences that may have ceased to believe in their existence.

Certainly Moscow has a lot of wooing to do.

Harrison Ford is being wooed to reprise his role of Rick Deckard in a Blade Runner sequel.

The move came as hedge funds were being wooed to move out of the state.

Another Oscar winner, Marisa Tomei, is reportedly being wooed to play the role of Beth.

Far from being expelled Labour supporters are being wooed to return.