The U.N. had received reports that insurgents were exhorting villagers to provide five boys or girls, while other reports said militants were forcing families to send at least one child to join the insurgency's ranks.
After the American Revolution, and increasingly after the War of 1812, American writers were exhorted to produce a literature that was truly native.
All day, as the Europeans began the slide, a crowd that had been exhorted to support and shout did so with increasing gusto, egged further on with each bareknuckle uppercut as another putt sank, or each attempt at orchestration when it did not.
Participants were exhorted to give numbers as random as possible, as if rolling a die.
People were exhorted to keep it at bay, to protect themselves from the elements.
Yet the Nazis keep marching on, while the Holocaust has been turned into a moral touchstone, an unparalleled example of evil that we are exhorted to keep constantly in mind.
Meanwhile, scores of stocks that, a year ago, analysts were exhorting investors to buy have since collapsed.With few exceptions, analysts didn't see the trouble coming and didn't warn their clients to get out of the way.
Sasha Cooke provided her, at least, with a warm mezzo voice and earnest delivery so that it actually sounded as if she were saying things that were meaningful — exhorting Jobs, for instance, not to create if he didn't take joy in the process.
It was not that many years ago that we were being exhorted to use high doses of dobutamine to achieve 'supranormal' cardiorespiratory goals in the critically ill, as an extrapolation of findings from a high-risk surgical patient cohort [ 6].
In chapters 12 26 laws are reiterated that the people are exhorted to obey.
But the public would be happy that when they are exhorted to do something funny for money, the funny business ended there.
