Voorbeelden van woo

• In attempts to woo back the audiences the theatre has a new prize-draw campaign: you can win a car by purchasing theatre tickets!

• Private hospitals, in turn, woo powerful politicians and bureaucrats by treating them as very important patients, often free of cost.

• What is to surround the finished human being as an object, has to be acquired and wooed strenuously by him while he is still developing.

• By adamandy refusing their lovers' wooing they make desire an end in and of itself.

• And populist rhetoric was borne in an endeavour to woo the people.

• The great museums turned their backs on the citizens and wooed the tourists instead.

• But she insists that he will regret it if he woos her.

• Factional bosses have no less desire for the top prizes, but the new rules should give them fewer resources with which to woo followers in pursuit of those prizes.

• It can be summed up by saying that it is a survival package, a series of sops to woo the nationalists.

• The parties are well aware of that effect of multiple registration, so woo the second home voters deliberately.

• I suggest that this is no example with which to woo a young person into gainful employment.

• I believe in a sustained period of wooing before relationships are entered into.

• Today the graduate in science and mathematics is wooed by almost every profession, except one.

• It is unfortunate for them, because often minority parties find people wooing them and seeking their support.

• If production is primarily the function of capital, capital must be wooed.