Sentence examples for going to exhort developing from inspiring English sources
But if the UK is going to exhort developing countries to improve their governance and reduce corruption, it must first put its own house in order.
And we are not just going to exhort people to volunteer more of their time or money – we are going to make it easier, too.
The building was once a hub of activity, a de rigueur stop for candidates on election nights and, in its nearby earlier incarnations, a place where civil rights leaders like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. went to exhort editorial boards.
"These guys are going to develop.
He went on to exhort his followers "to take the fighting to America".
And of course, most famously, there was poor Howard Beale, exhorting his viewers to go to their windows and cry, "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" Mad at what?
However, Henley also exhorted investors on a conference call to have faith in the world's No. 2 software company: "A slow start in Q1 is not going to keep us from having a good year," he declared.
During the rule of Gamal Abdel Nasser girls were encouraged to go to school, and women exhorted to join the workforce, as part of the general push for economic development.
"Let's go to Salvador!" Daniela Mercury exhorted from the stage of the Roxy on Thursday night.
He went on to exhort Cubans to make the island more self-sufficient.
