How to pronounce “coax”(verb) in English

He was coaxed into not retiring, but to giving up chairmanship to one of his colleagues.

is a matter of self coaxing, and having very low expectations, and realizing that you're going to fail-- and I'm saying this out of personal experience.

And then they're overripe and you're still trying to coax some love out of them, but they look like crap.

Each test is a little forensic exercise designed to coax the script, bit by bit, to yield up its identity.

And what you're doing is you're coaxing a little flavor out of there.

Why do I feel like some of you were coaxed into doing this?

And the mother notices that the baby is no longer feeding and coaxes the baby back to the task at hand, and so on.

But he can say a few words, so we're going to try and coax a little bit of English out of him.

But most people playing GSN's games likely have no idea that they're essentially being coaxed and herded toward desirable behaviors, all with the goal of keeping them on the platform.

Using just these kind of diagnostics, Evans did a masterful job of coaxing all this information from the tablets very early on in the first couple of years of the

So when you start, whenever you start you wanna a start off by, I mean, the idea is we're trying to coax flavors out of these ingredients.

So we wanna coax the flavors out.

Umm, uh, a pair of scientists, one at the university -- UMASS Amherst and also Berkeley recently coaxed these tiny polymer strands to