Sentence examples for in trying to urge from inspiring English sources

However, it was not all one-way traffic in trying to urge the France international into a return, with another United fan telling him: "It's a shame you never understood what that badge means".

But a visit to the fourth floor of the Mid-Manhattan Library, where dozens of people were at computers or using the free Wi-Fi, was to witness the hurdle Wikipedia faces in trying to urge offline action.

In addition, says Winn, "We're trying to urge the chemical community to establish a safer substitute".

Here, too, he drafted a speech, "Motivation for Defense," and delivered his "Princes' Sermon," in which he unsuccessfully tried to urge the Saxon rulers to take their place in reforming Christendom to its biblical splendour.

Outraged by Thatcherism, I joined in the 1980s, and tried to urge the local party to join forces with the Liberal Democrats to displace the sitting Tory.

"Go with your heart tonight, and your mind!" exclaimed Sherry Swihart, 54, a teacher in Des Moines, as she tried to urge her neighbors into her just-slightly undersize group.

He said one of the wounded was shot in the arm as he tried to urge one of the Spanish captains to stop the boat when the navy spotted it.

Roselyn Braud, who was working in the subterranean operations control center in the south tower, said she tried to urge people who called from the elevators to use the stairs instead.

"We're going to obviously try to urge calm".

Family members tried to urge her toward the stairs.

The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said the organization would continue to help in trying to restore order, and he urged Mr. Ouattara to prevent any retaliatory attacks against Mr. Gbagbo's supporters.