Phrasal Verb - roping in

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Definition

1. To involve or persuade someone to join or participate in an activity or project, often unwillingly or unexpectedly.
2. To wait for an opportunity to arise or take advantage of a situation to achieve a desired outcome.
3. To deceive or manipulate someone into doing something.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The company is roping in new employees for the upcoming project.
2	The salesman roped us into buying an expensive package.
3	I was roped in to help with the charity event.
4	The politician was roped in for a corruption scandal.
5	The team roped in the expert for advice on the project.
6	He tried to rope me into his scheme but I refused.
7	The company is roping in customers with a special offer.
8	The event organizer roped in celebrities to attract more attendees.
9	The team roped in the new recruit for the important task.
10	The politician was roped in to give a speech at the conference.