coaxingly

He set aside the morning paper and held out his arms coaxingly to her.

"Come on now, let's begin to have us a good time," he said coaxingly.

She smiled coaxingly at him, and he reached to make contact.

"You know," he said coaxingly, "you're a real role model to my young women students."

"I want you to come with me," she said softly, coaxingly.

The man turned to her, smiling, tilting his head coaxingly.

But we can put it right,' he said coaxingly.

"It's so good to hear a London voice," said the woman, coaxingly.

"You've not had the opportunity to tell me your mission, Oliver," she said, coaxingly.

"Anyway," his wife now said coaxingly, "I might have a candidate."

He held the book out to Beth, smiling coaxingly.

"You may as well," she repeated coaxingly, in a husky voice.

Bliss said coaxingly, "Let's be carried away and not leave ourselves any time to think of promises."

She offered a small forkful as coaxingly as to a baby.

"Matthew," I said coaxingly, "the man who gave you the parchment book."

Marie, having seen her guests off, came in and put her hand coaxingly on his shoulder.

"Look," he said coaxingly to Marie, showing her his own flask.

"Tell about the other Bruno, please," he said coaxingly.

"You have this evening and tomorrow evening to make your preparations," he said coaxingly.

Sophy leaned forward to take her hand, and to press it coaxingly.

Miss Georgie laid a hand coaxingly upon her arm.

The girl came and wound her arms coaxingly around the swordswoman.

"Raise your hips for me," he purred coaxingly in her ear.

He said almost coaxingly, 'Come, come, tell me more.