Sentence examples for final exhortation from inspiring English sources
He then signs off with a final exhortation: "Catch the balls.
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.
We hope our recommendations will receive serious consideration, but our final exhortation for the 2000 campaign is for everyone to vote, regardless of choice of party or candidate.
But it was Lancaster's final exhortation which revealed how these past four years have taken him only part way down the road to accomplishing a task he yearns to complete.
What continues to make the words questionable, and perhaps the story dubious, is that Rockne chose not to let the public or his players in on Gipp's final exhortation until eight years later, when Notre Dame was facing Army at Yankee Stadium.
When it comes to cathartic experiences for young and old, look no farther than the New Victory Theater, where instructions for cheering the good guy -- that's Buster Keaton -- and booing and hissing the villains he encounters in his silent film comedies are accompanied by the final exhortations: "Enjoy yourselves.
The final chapter is an exhortation to better governance, in which he examines corruption, ethnic bigotry, state failure and the steps Nigeria must take to rehabilitate itself.
And Burgess led, from the team huddle, when he was the one man, not Robshaw, shouting final words of encouragement and exhortation at the team, through to the moment he hauled Mike Brown away from a fight with Gethin Jenkins.
No such plan is liable to emerge until Mr Bush makes a difficult decision: whether to "park" the conflict ie, aim only to reduce the violence, and share out and spin out the diplomacy or risk driving forward to a final settlement.Mr Bush's improvised bits of firefighting and exhortation do not yet add up to a coherent planIn this section How sick is Europe?
The eventual winner, Derartu Tulu of Ethiopia, kept saying, "Come on, we can do this," but Radcliffe could not respond to the exhortations of her old friend and rival in the final, futile miles.
Despite Altamirano's constant presence and his direct exhortations to the reader, he remains a cipher, and his final decision to abandon the one person he holds dear is unconvincing.
