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Example sentences for coax
Yes, a good agent knows how to coax and cajole a regretful seller.
There are a few little animals that you can coax out of their hiding places, and each has its own uses.
Coax spring bulbs to flower indoors during winter.
It all comes flooding back, the hours it would take to coax him out of one of his sulks.
The same approval procedures also apply for multiple-enclosure systems connected by coax cable.
Unfortunately, it proved difficult to coax the stem cells to become skin cells in the first place.
In that role, he helped coax some of the world's biggest technology firms into setting up offices in the city.
We have to take her out and coax her into doing her business.
It recognizes parts: it can toss out bad ones and coax good ones to their proper places and orientations.
They coax her to lie down on a big pad, using her to do their measuring.
Long ago, people celebrated by lighting bonfires and candles to coax back the sun.
It's a great, powerful nation down on one knee trying to coax-once and for all-these war-ruined people over to our side.
They are implementing a broadband coax infrastructure with a cable modem termination system for the broadband network.
The solution included chemicals meant to coax the cells to differentiate into the types of cells found in a trachea.
As an economy develops, the state should coax firms into more sophisticated industries.
Kate began to coax the egg's cytoplasm into the needle.
The trick is to either grab shrapnel or coax it toward the planet, where it will burn up in the atmosphere.
If they ever want to coax the general population out of their cars, they've got a long ways to go.
In that case, it may well stand a chance to coax the public to accept small tremors.
When it comes to cooking, the only way to coax these hardworking muscles to tenderness is with gentle, moist heat-as in braising.
Or he could coax them off the streets by bowing, or appearing to bow, to their main demands.
We slowly walked the crate back to the den and everyone helped coax the musk ox calf out of the way.
Contrary to astrological myth, the moon cannot coax bodily fluids to migrate.
His interview method was to coax rather than pummel.
For the new study, an animal trainer took six months to coax and cajole his five chimp study subjects to walk on treadmills.
Not even that gem could coax a fake smile from his charge.
Casting is usually done with an artificial lure, to coax fish into striking.
One of the great challenges in neuroscience has been learning how to coax nerves to regenerate after injuries.
He is angry that they wasted time trying to coax some big firms to move to the state, while jobs were leaving.
Shocked rice becomes sullen, and it is difficult to coax out its goodness.
His manner was flat and emotionless, and he paid little attention to the therapists who tried to coax him back into the world.
Ground controllers are trying to contact the probe in the hopes that they can coax it to fire up its engines.
There has been deregulation, to lengthen shopping hours and to coax the long-term unemployed back into work.
Within a few years, he had figured out how to coax these cells to form mature tubule structures in the lab.
There are good reasons why water authorities are trying to coax us to drink recycled sewage.
Sometimes he stays out all night before she can coax him in.
Hydrogen peroxide is so unstable that a slight coax from a silver catalyst breaks it down catastrophically into oxygen and steam.
Coax serving the antennas would be installed on the exterior of the smokestack.
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