Sentence examples for repeated urge from inspiring English sources
"...From that same childhood undoubtedly came President Bush's repeated urge to dress up in an assortment of 'commander-in-chief' military outfits, much in the style of a G.I. Joe 'action figure.' (Think: doll).
Picking at skin or re-opening wounds/scabs - is a type of self-harm characterised by the repeated urge to pick at one's own skin.
But his revival began near the All-Star Game, when he closed his stance after repeated urging by his teammates.
And the episode in 1993 underlies the senator's repeated urging that other people get checked for skin cancer.
Ms. Wylie, who met the designer at the repeated urging of his publicist, observed that he has the compelling back story that is one of fashion's requisite calling cards.
Despite repeated urging from McClellan, General Burnside made only a few desultory attempts to cross the bridge until early afternoon, when troops from New York and Pennsylvania regiments finally braved the withering fire and established themselves on the other side of Antietam Creek.
(Actually, at a sparsely attended and little noticed rally at the Westchester County Republican headquarters on Feb. 12, Mr. Giuliani finally managed to get out a half-hearted "Give me a break, I'm running," after repeated urging from the crowd).
But the president, the aides said, sided with those who insisted that he must go through with the trip if he expected the country to take seriously his repeated urging to get on with life as usual.
At the same time the book repeatedly urges caution in engaging in such love, especially through a repeated urging not to "awaken or arouse love until love is ready" (2 7; 3:5; 8:4).
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We are very concerned for Mr Foroughi's health and have raised this with the Iranian authorities on repeated occasions, urging them to provide regular medical assistance and access to a lawyer.
