Watching the final section, the part Sokolow coached in the film, I imagined her exhorting more, more.
He said: "He's exhorting more science to be done on how physical activity might be beneficial.
LAKEWOOD, Ohio – On the last day he was to campaign in the state that might decide the election, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. called for a return to an earlier bipartisan era – but warned that Mitt Romney was not the man to get there – and exhorted more than a thousand supporters at a high school gymnasium near Cleveland to turn out to vote on Tuesday because "we need Ohio, we need you.
Prime Minister David Cameron may be talking tough on tax in advance of the G8 summit in Northern Ireland in June - writing to British overseas territories, such the Isle of Man, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, exhorting more transparency in their tax dealings, for example - but it remains to be seen just how firm international sentiment will be.
Before the offensive began, Iraqi planes dropped leaflets over Mosul, exhorting the more than one million people still living there not to flee.
Milton's "Lycidas" isn't really pitched to the "woeful shepherds" it exhorts, any more than Shelley in "To a Skylark" is talking to a bird, but in Snodgrass's universe the reader can feel like an interloper: the poem is speaking directly to somebody else, and only indirectly to the wider world.
Then Harvey is addressing the crowd, exhorting those in it to march to City Hall, where he picks up a bullhorn and exhorts them some more.
Whitehall is continually exhorted to be more entrepreneurial, more focused on performance management.
Workers might rather lose holidays than their income or their jobs.The spirit of StakhanovIn wartime, factory workers were exhorted to produce more.
