Sentences with phrase «need coaxing»

They assume that there are some players who need some coaxing, and by giving them a simple game to learn first they may open their eyes to the wild world of hobbyist gaming and hopefully the rest of Calliope's games while they are at it.

Pros: This dog food has many specific formulas, including a grain - free option for dogs with allergies or digestion difficulties, a recipe for weight management, a recipe for overall senior dog health, and multiple flavors for dogs who need coaxing to eat.

Especially chihuahua puppies are finicky eaters, not only the new puppy stage but also adults need coaxing from time to time.

Some online learners are proactive self - starters who don't need any coaxing whatsoever.

They are used to the warm and comforting breastfeeding relationship and may need some coaxing to take a bottle.

Babies that are not used to being on their stomachs may need some coaxing before they are able to participate.

In other cases, mothers and babies benefit from coaching: some babies need coaxing to latch on, and there are strategies for making breastfeeding more comfortable for both mother and baby.

Sadly my daughter, the main reason for baking these in the first place, needed coaxing to eat 2/3 of one.

The little one needed coaxing but that didn't work either.

Much like the heroine of my novel, Click: An Online Love Story, I needed some coaxing before I could embrace the experience.

The 164 hp 2.0 - liter unit needs some coaxing to get going, especially when fully loaded and while the shifts are smooth the need to keep the revs up contributes to the slightly worse overall consumption figures.

He needed no coaxing to chase after it, and only some treats to be encouraged to bring it back.

Last summer she went in, but needed some coaxing with a ball to jump in, but this year she just does her laps, and we can't keep her out of the water.

Whatever the facts, the email that Kennedy quotes in the Times makes it clear that Gagosian's buyer needed some coaxing:

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All they needed was a little coaxing from low interest rates and a weak currency.

He knew that in order to make it a true general - purpose computer, it would need to inspire programmers who could coax various tasks out of the hardware.

And to get there, Alberta needs to focus more on coaxing and wheedling other provinces into seeing things its way, and less on defending a narrow «Alberta First» point of view.

You have to coach and coax it to provide the information you need based on your objectives.

But the professorial fire brigade has arrived with its pails of cold water just when the embers of professional pride need to be coaxed back to life.

Socrates believed that we all carried our own wisdom deep within and that it just needed to be coaxed out, usually with a series of questions.

I WOULD ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO CONSIDER, NOT WHO HOLDS THE REINS IN THE CHURCH STRUCTURE, BUT WHO ARE THE PEOPLE WHO COULD COAX YOU BACK ON TRACK SHOULD YOU NEED IT.

Gently coax the frosting with a spatula if it needs help going in a certain direction.

I found just the pear and prune juice a bit boring and it needed something to coax my preschooler to drink a couple of glasses of it.

You may need to use your hands to knead the dough to coax it into combining.

Sauces and condiments you might already have on hand — store - bought or otherwise — just need a little coaxing to make a stunner of a pasta dish.

No need for marinades or rubs here: Salt, pepper, and a hot grill are all you need to coax out everything this glorious cut has to offer.

If you need a little more coaxing, check out the recipe below, as well as that nutritional comparison I promised.

Wenger will continue to try and coax ozil to meet his needs.

Head coach Jon Sampang will need to coax the best game of the season from his girls to win.

But the money needed to interest Rybolovlev, and the convincing it would take to coax Mbappé to England instead of his preferred Spain, are significant stumbling blocks for doing this business.

He has some learning disabilities, and for him, he needs me to be his mom... and for someone else to coax him to work on the academics.

I've been so hard on myself, wondering if it's my fault for giving him only a bottle for a week or choosing to get the release (I mean even if he wasn't transferring all hat he needed at the breast before, at least he willingly latched without having to be coaxed).

Some little people are very keen to make an appearance, while others need a little coaxing to come out.

That was all the coaxing I needed.

Debbie Koenig, author of Parents Need to Eat Too, swears by roasting veggies to make baby food, explaining that roasting coaxes delicious flavors and textures out of any veggie, pairs well with lots of recipes, and mashes up easily if you're feeding it to a younger child.

Some infants take the nipple without prodding, while others need to be coaxed.

It's gotten so I spend the whole day now trying to coax him to feed, can't leave the house because he needs it to be just so to feed, can't get anything done.

While there's no need to banish the binky when your baby steps into toddlerhood, there are some good reasons to start coaxing him to give it up soon.

You probably won't be able to coax a full supply of milk from your breasts, so you'll need to supplement.

The «peanut butter» poop needs a bit of coaxing sometimes, but a quick Dunk and Swish of the fleece will usually do the trick.

No bribing, coaxing or bartering needed — simply getting kids involved makes all the difference!

It might even need decades to coax moderate, workaday British people into a party that looks increasingly nothing like the country it seeks to lead.

Alcántara said she released the document hoping to emphasize the need for a broader study and to coax the State Assembly and Governor Cuomo to push the legislation through.

We coaxed police commander Brian Paddick into one of his first indiscretions; contradicting the official police line by saying that he thought the drugs laws needed changing.

Comparing slightly different cocktail combinations, the researchers found that three chemicals were needed to coax the neurons to make the necessary transitions.

«Next, we need to look at what is missing to coax immature germ cells to become eggs or sperm in the lab.

Bioengineers should also take note, he says: They may need to consider what forces to apply to cultured stem cells to coax them into the desired type of cell.

Researchers have been working to master the ability to coax DNA molecules to self assemble into the precise shapes and sizes needed in order to fully realize these nanotechnology dreams.

And a December 2014 study found that ovarian tumors coax adult stem cells into providing key metabolites they need to grow.

Researchers had developed the technologies needed to create organoids years before — how to grow cells in culture, how to isolate stem cells from human tissue, and how to coax the stem cells, undifferentiated and immature, to become specific types of cells at later stages of development.