Coax

She had to coax her computer to turn on by pressing the power button multiple times.

She was able to coax a beautiful melody out of the piano.

She was able to coax a smile out of her upset child.

The teacher had to coax the shy student to participate in the class discussion.

The chef had to coax the dough to rise properly.

She tried to coax her stubborn laptop to work properly.

The singer tried to coax the crowd into singing along with her.

The therapist tried to coax the anxious patient to open up about their feelings.

He had to coax his hesitant friend to join him for the party.

She tried to coax her friend out of her depression with kind words.

She had to coax her elderly grandfather to take his medication.

He tried to coax his nervous dog out from under the bed.

She used a piece of cheese as a coax to get the mouse out of the house.

The band used the coax of free merchandise to lure fans to their concert.

The promise of a raise was the coax that convinced her to take on extra work.

The sound of the bird call was a coax for the birdwatcher to spot the rare bird.

The scent of food was a coax to get the dog to come to the kitchen.

The teacher tried to coax the shy student to participate in the group project.

The team captain tried to coax the team to put in more effort.

She had to coax the old car to start in the cold weather.

The promise of a toy was the coax that made the child sit still for a haircut.

The engineer tried to coax more speed out of the car's engine.

He tried to coax a smile out of his friend who was feeling down.

The mechanic tried to coax the car's engine to start.

The trainer tried to coax the lion into the cage using a piece of meat.

He used a coax to connect the speakers to the amplifier.

The chef used spices to coax more flavor out of the dish.

The technician used a coax to connect the cable box to the TV.