How can he be true to me if she coaxes him to woo her and if he puts his arm--I am losing him; I know it.
I eases up and knocks de window out and coaxes her to come to me.
I eases | | up and knocks de window out and coaxes her to come to me.
Its tenderness seems to reach even the heart of Carmen, for she now turns and with entreating looks and wooing tones she coaxes him to go with her and lead the free life of a bandit.
And David laughs and takes her over to Martin's for a soda and then, because it is still early, he coaxes her to walk about town with him and as a final treat they stop in front of Mary Langely's millinery shop.
He sells lots, now and then a house, writes insurance and draws up wills, collects bills or rather coaxes careless neighbors to settle their accounts, and he absolutely does not believe in divorce or woman suffrage.
She stirs and coaxes and coquettes with the lovely foamy mass until it becomes as light as the yellow down on a fledgling's wings.
She coaxes him again, and says: "Now tell me the secret of this great strength?
The Philistines are secreted in the same building, and then Delilah goes to work and coaxes Samson to tell what is the secret of his strength.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coaxes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
