woo造句

Funds have also invested more in reporting systems to help woo investors.

But many of the conservative voters he is trying to woo do.

Though Woo didn't name any actors, he said the cast would include Chinese and Hollywood stars.

Every lyric and every rhyme, all the hoopla, all of the whoopty woo.

A: So your husband wants you to re-woo him, to revisit those heady days of courtship?

You might say that in the upstream struggle to woo users from their landlines, Salmon and VoIP are thriving.

Now the Europeans will try to woo the beautiful bride and her dowry of hydrocarbons back from Beijing.

THOUGH Angola wants to woo foreign investors, everything seems contrived to deter all but the most intrepid and patient.

The press, which he had tried to woo in opposition over regular lunches of sea cucumber, breathed freer air.

And South Korea's courts sentenced Kim woo Choong, a former boss of Daewoo, to ten years-despite his fleeing the country after the group collapsed.

Days later, a new BMW X5 SUV, with a bow on top, was left outside her home by the same drug trafficker who was trying to woo her.

It was largely in an effort to woo him back that Mr Zardari agreed to Mr Sharif's other main demand: to impeach Mr Musharraf.

"Contrary to what many men believe, you do not have to spend large sums of money to woo a woman - it really is the thought that counts," Prof Wiseman said.

In other trials, they imagined that the salesclerks were trying to sell them a pair of shoes - in which case they might be trying to woo the customer with a fake smile.

The servant visited the royal palace to woo Elizabeth on his master's behalf and seemed to have built up a close relationship with the queen, who called him her monkey.