Goads

The coach goads the players to push themselves harder during practice.

The persistent salesman goads the customer into buying a new car.

My little brother goads me into playing video games with him.

The annoying sound of the alarm clock goads me out of bed.

The speaker goads the crowd into protesting against the government.

The coach goads the team captain to motivate the other players.

The opposition party goads the ruling party to take action on corruption allegations.

The activist goads the government to take action on climate change.

The salesman goads his customers into buying products they don't need.

The peer pressure goads the teenager to experiment with drugs.

The boss goads his employees to work longer hours without overtime pay.

The politician goads the opposition party with his controversial statements.

The comedian goads his audience with offensive jokes.

The doctor goads the patient to quit smoking for better health.

The politician goads the voters to exercise their right to vote.

The coach goads the athletes to push themselves during training.

The motivational speaker goads the audience to chase their dreams.

The leader goads the team to achieve their goals.

The salesperson goads the customer to make a purchase.

The boss goads his employees to meet their sales targets.

The mentor goads her mentee to step out of their comfort zone and take on new challenges.

The prospect of a promotion goads her to work harder.

The speaker goads the audience to take action against climate change.

The mother goads her child to finish their homework before going out to play.

The cattle drovers used long goads to gently prod the cattle in the desired direction.

The rancher's goads were essential tools for managing his large cattle herd.

The cowboys rode with goads at their sides, ready to use them to keep the herd moving.

The smell of freshly baked cookies goads me to have a bite.

The bad weather goads the traveler to cancel their plans.

The waiter goads the customers to try their signature dish.

The loud music goads the neighbors into calling the police.

The opposition party goads the ruling party to take action on climate change.

The provocative article goads readers into leaving comments.

The lack of progress goads the company to make changes in their strategy.

The fear of failure goads the athlete to train harder.

The tense situation goads the negotiators to reach a compromise.

The fear of missing out goads the student to attend every party.

The rain goads the couple to stay indoors and watch a movie.

The judge goads the witness into revealing the truth.

The audience goads the performer to do an encore.

The boss goads the employee to meet unrealistic deadlines.

The hacker goads the victim to pay a ransom in exchange for stolen data.

The media goads the public to panic about an impending storm.

The peer pressure goads the teenager to try smoking.

The counselor goads the client to confront their fears.

The peer goads his friend to take risks and try something new.

The coach goads the players to give their best effort in the game.

The supervisor goads the employees to improve their performance.

Mom goads me to eat my vegetables every night.

The manager goads his team to meet the deadline.