Sentence examples for light urging from inspiring English sources

In 2009, she established the collective Inkanyiso (Zulu for "the one who brings light"), urging younger "born frees" — as the post-apartheid generation is known — to be the historians and archivists of their own lives, from reporting at "corrective rape" murder trials to photographing baptisms.

The green light urges them to try the best response.

Her light urges us to see clearly.

He would walk from office to office turning off workers' lights, urging them to go home.

First Mind is noticeably percussion-light, urged on instead – on those tracks free of drums – by Mulvey's nagging circular melodies on the guitar.

It became a bit of a shackle". First Mind is noticeably percussion-light, urged on instead – on those tracks free of drums – by Mulvey's nagging circular melodies on the guitar.

Temple organizers, in their flier about the menorah lighting, urged the local Jewish community to "forget about leftover turkey" and celebrate Hanukkah "with your Temple Bat Yahm family!" After the lighting, about 500 attendees filed into the temple for Shabbat services.

In a recent televised interview with Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, the former military general who is expected to be the next president, he suggested Egypt import energy efficiency light bulbs, urging Egyptians to turn off the air conditioning and lights.

A section about mythmaking will deal with icons like Ruth and Lou Gehrig; another on baseball and the national spirit will discuss the tradition of presidents' throwing out first balls and showcase Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1942 "green light" letter urging the major leagues to keep playing during World War II to give citizens some relaxation.

In this light, WHO urges all countries to follow a non-engagement policy with Itic".

Posters of happy cartoon light bulbs urged everybody to pitch in.