Persuading in a sentence

After reaching the legendary forge of Nidavellir and persuading the blacksmith Drorin to create his weapon, Carnage has given him as a blueprint Malekith's codex, which contains the memory of All-Black.

City fans will be hoping Maresca can make use of his Manchester City connections - perhaps persuading some rising stars to come on loan - but the club may also look to utilise the free transfer market.

For example, India became a signatory to the Artemis Agreement, where more than two dozen countries are signatories and the US had been persuading India.

Foster says he is spending more time persuading insurers to drop unreasonably tight requirements in policies.

However she said Mr Yousaf had a “winsome, personable, charming way about him” that meant he was good at persuading people and the pair had been keeping in touch.

If players succeed in persuading Jacob, he will give them the key to the door that leads to the map.

In 2004, a frail, unwell Nelson Mandela ignored his doctor’s advice and flew halfway around the globe to win Jack’s support in persuading other officials of Fifa, soccer’s ruling body, to hold the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

In New York, 20 years ago, Dr Mahesh Mansukhani saw Ting persuading UP doctors to invest in MMG.

It’s all art talk without any of the details that might muddy the water, but with the ultimate goal, we are told, of persuading Americans to donate funds to the Spanish communists.

It took a lot of persuading for the staff to accept he had dementia.

Netanyahu has survived his lengthy political career by persuading the nation that he is best qualified to protect them and treating the Palestinians as a side issue.

Now I am gathering the group of other torture victims and persuading them to talk.

Persuading defined contribution schemes, local authority pension funds and others to pick up the slack is a titanic task.

Persuading Titus requires 6 Persuasion points in at least 3 turns, but if the player would rather bypass that, they can head to the other objective marker and look for a safe in the office.

Persuading voters that under such a system they won't pay any more tax than they do at present will be as great a challenge as establishing one that works nationally, taking into account existing local charging schemes.

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas will need to do a great deal of persuading and explaining on this matter.

Successful candidates must both persuade voters that they deserve their individual votes and garner the critical votes of electors within the system and persuading voters is the essence of a political campaign.

The country that led a unipolar world can still lead in a multipolar world, not by issuing orders to its fellow countries as if they were vassals but by persuading them as allies.

This year’s conference is hosted by the United Arab Emirates, which — as a nation whose massive wealth comes from selling oil and gas — naturally has a keen interest in persuading the rest of the world to use less oil and gas.

Tim effortlessly commanded attention during train rides, his mere presence persuading passengers to vacate their seats.