Sentence examples for begin to urge from inspiring English sources

With Republicans presenting a wholly unified front, the concern in Mr. Gore's camp is that if Democrats begin to urge him publicly to halt his effort, weary Americans will pick up on the lack of resolve and begin to move against him, causing intense pressure for him to back down.

Lobby groups have already begun to urge tweaks.

American officials say it has begun to urge North Korea to tone down its belligerence.

After half a mile or so they come to an incline, and Oakley begins to urge Eclipse to go faster.

He began to urge the Hermans to raise their prices in March 1990, the federal indictment said.

In response, others began to urge support for Welsh's documentary.

Already, the state media have begun to urge caution, and one newspaper editor in Beijing said propaganda officials had been seeking to impose some restrictions on exposés.

The Nets began to urge their teammate on, yelling for him to go for 30 or 40 boards and perhaps etch his name into the record book.

Many Latin American leaders, once friendly toward Cuba, have recently begun to urge Mr. Castro to make progress on the issue.

After the council, the number of priests seeking to leave the priesthood to marry vastly increased, and many European and American Catholics began to urge that celibacy for priests be made optional.

Protesters have begun to urge baseball, with an estimated one-third of major league rosters populated by players of some sort of Hispanic heritage, to take a stand against the law.