prevail on somebody
prevail upon somebody

But do you think she would be prevailed on to go back with us?

If he could prevail on the old man for assistance, so much the better.

A majority of the board will prevail on such decisions.

However, justice does not always prevail, especially on the basketball court.

"I think his mother saw it and prevailed on the father."

Nothing should prevail on him to give up his engagement.

He won the case in 1981 and prevailed on appeal.

Which side will prevail on these matters remains to be seen.

I prevailed on her with difficulty to place herself at the table.

But his wife could not be prevailed on to settle in the town.