Rah-ray Elliott Carter! she exhorted on Dec. 11.
"Become a part of history and name the lawn at Pier 6!" the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy exhorted on its Web site.
"See me there, the haunted one," he exhorts us on the very first page, "assailed suddenly, in the midst of the world".
As they laughed loudly and exhorted the on-screencombatants, Rivera remained silent, shaking his head.
In his essay on Susan Sontag, written after her death, he labels her a "cosmophage" — one who "eats the world" — and in his admiration for her one can hear his own formidable intellectual appetite: "Daily, Sontag's spirit exhorts me: Move on!
The one exception to this is a ludicrous scene in which Ryder, having learned that Garber is not a regular dispatcher — he has been demoted from a senior post, on suspicion of taking a bribe — exhorts him, on speaker phone, to confess his sin.
Joachim Löw, the calm tactician, will go up against the emotional, pugnacious Diego Maradona, who often looks as though he wants to run onto the pitch and join his Argentine players as he exhorts them on from the sidelines.
"Dear Satan," the narrator exhorts early on, "you who so delight in a writer's inability to describe or inform — watch me tear a few terrible leaves from my book of the damned".
Mueller and Lys made patents a big part of their business plan early on, exhorted to do so by one of their angel investors, Noubar Afeyan, a biotech entrepreneur.
