Sentence examples for sun urging from inspiring English sources
The Girl Guides have become the latest organisation to urge the Sun to end its practice of printing photographs of topless women on Page 3. Just weeks after proprietor Rupert Murdoch hinted he might scrap Page 3, Girlguiding UK has written an open letter to the Sun urging the tabloid to "promote positive role models to inspire girls" and stop treating women as objects.
"And today The Scottish Sun urges our readers to continue that change and vote for Nicola Sturgeon's SNP on 7 May.
2.14pm BST Meanwhile, the Guardian's Anna Breportsckhart reportSittinging in the Pyramid field, where Billy Bragg is trying to foment a revolution among the idling sun worshippers, urging us to rise up against all that is wrong with the world - oppression, nuclear armament... the Daily Mail.
An article in The Sun it urged readers to join the campaign to knock the song off the chart's top spot, suggesting to readers several other songs to download instead, all of which shared the theme of sunshine or summer.
NOTE THIS: Among the 138 MPs who signed a letter to Sun editor David Dinsmore urging him to remove "damaging pictures" of Page 3 models were four Northern Ireland members.
John E. McIntyre of the Baltimore Sun has been urging the same thing since 2013.
Before a crowd of a few thousand gathered on Freedom Plaza under bright sun, Ms. Bachmann urged the flag-waving crowd to "remember in November" and to make President Obama a one-term president in 2012.
The husband of Ensign's mistress told The Las Vegas Sun that Coburn urged Ensign to give him and his wife more than $1 million to pay off their mortgage and "move them to a new life".
Though it's tempting to gorge on anything edible in sight once the sun sets, Levine urged me to resist and explained that I'd be better off if I slowed down the fast-breaking food consumption.
But the Suns' medical staff urged him to reconsider.
The home crowd in sun-drenched Swansea urged Jonjo Shelvey to shoot early on as both sides showed plenty of desire but failed to create anything of note in front of goal.
