Sentence examples for implore students from inspiring English sources

Senator John Edwards came to a college community in this affluent Los Angeles suburb on Wednesday to implore students to rise in a fight against poverty, as his chief rival, Senator John Kerry, campaigned in Ohio, pushing a package of job-creation incentives and deploring the loss of jobs overseas.

-- No more "good," "bad" or "fun": Teachers implore students to use more expressive words.

Ms. Faust then implored students: "Find work you love.

He once implored students to "make love, not jihad".

Mr. Obama implored students to cast early ballots as part of the campaign's College Takeover this week at schools across the state.

This "miserable vision" would be resisted, he said, imploring students to take their protests to their constituencies and adding: "This is just the beginning... the resistance begins here".

It's Izzard's chosen uniform for a whistle-stop tour of universities, on which he is imploring students across the UK to vote "remain" in this month's referendum.

Many commencement speakers have implored students to keep that in mind, Mr. Biden reminding those at Syracuse that dark storm clouds — Vietnam, race riots, assassinations — hovered over his own graduation in the late 1960s.

B1 School Chief Takes Tour Chancellor Joel I. Klein whisked through the five boroughs to mark the start of his first school year, imploring students to do their homework and touting small schools with unconventional curriculums as "a model that we need to grow throughout the city".

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein whisked through the five boroughs yesterday to mark the start of his first school year, imploring students to do their homework and promoting small schools with unconventional curriculums as "a model that we need to grow throughout the city".

President Obama encouraged young people to go into teaching in his State of the Union, but simply imploring students isn't going to do the trick.