Sentence examples for exhortation to keep from inspiring English sources
She cites the management consultants Thomas Peters and Robert Waterman, Jr., and their exhortation to "keep it simple, stupid" as influences.
Judge Gilmore read them a standard exhortation to keep deliberating, and their next note, on Wednesday morning, announced their agreement on verdicts.
"We partner," he said, in a relationship that requires those manufacturers to provide a copy of the foundation's sleep fitness plan with each product, which includes an exhortation to "keep your bedroom cool, dark and quiet".
The language of the fund-raising letter is anything but typical, from the opening request to "forgive this intemperate salutation" to the closing exhortation to "Keep having radical thoughts," just above the signature: "Jeremy Bentham".
While I agree wholeheartedly with Nicholas Bequelin's exhortation to keep up the pressure on China in the wake of the arrest of the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei ("Crackdown in China," Views, April 8), in the eyes of the Chinese people, the media's focus on Mr. Ai Weiwei may be misplaced.
I've obeyed the chorus's exhortation to "keep it on repeat".
One feed, mousavi1388 (1388 is the year in the Persian calendar), is filled with news of protests and exhortations to keep up the fight, in Persian and in English.
The final exhortation not to keep Christmas like the Chokepears is particularly Dickensian: "That is the Christmas of the belly: keep you the Christmas of the heart.
Campbell receives a polite round of applause as he sends the crowd home with the exhortation: "keep fighting to keep Britain in Europe".
Having seen off France's attempt to get the ECB to lend to sovereigns indirectly, through the EFSF, Germany removed even a passing exhortation for the ECB to keep buying bonds from the summit communiqué.
Yet the tyro managed to gather himself at two sets down, perhaps heeding the exhortations from his box to "Keep your head up Nick" (they might have omitted the up), and raced into a 3-0 lead in the third.
