Sentence examples for so urging from inspiring English sources
My hunch is that the Express and Star audiences are prime Ukip territory, so urging them to vote for the party is like preaching to the converted.
And if the buyers were finicky, the company was more so, urging owners not to allow local garages to work on the cars.
A. Many GPS (Global Positioning System) devices will flash a warning after a year or so, urging you to get the latest maps.
And by sniping at Mr Prem, the chairman of the Privy Council, he is breaking Thailand's royal taboo, Mr Thaksin's pledges of loyalty to the crown notwithstanding.Privy Councillors serve at the king's discretion so urging them to quit in shame is widely seen as a "half step" from directly challenging the monarch, says Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political analyst.
The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, certainly seems to think so, urging poor countries at an aid conference in Busan, South Korea, to "be wary of donors who are more interested in extracting your resources than in building your capacity".
Stuart Lancaster apologised to England's supporters after his side made history to become both the first hosts of a World Cup to crash out of the tournament at the group stage and the first former winners to do so, urging them to keep faith with a young side he believes will bloom in the coming years.
So urges the bold motto of a seedling movement calling itself the Coffee Party, a leftish alternative to the Tea Party movement.
And so, urged on by Jiri Belohlavek's charmingly fractured English we collectively did the business for "Jerusalem" and "Land of Hope and Glory".
The European Union takes the position that the long-term effects of genetic engineering on the environment and on plant and animal life cannot yet be known with scientific certainty, and so urges extreme circumspection.
So urges the National Academies?
We accept that surface interpolation can give misleading results when data are sparse and so urge caution in interpreting our results for such regions.
