Sentence examples for the encourage from inspiring English sources
verb
To mentally support; to motivate, give courage, hope or spirit.
- I encouraged him during his race.
"First, we would greatly appreciate that you gave us much encouragement, and then we could overcome this trial with the encourage you gave.
The clear goal here is to use YouTube's might the encourage full-length video and clips to flow from YouTube proper to Google TV-enabled devices.
And how about actual profits?" Now we had seven cards in the Encourage column.
People chuckled and sniggered at the orange, the "Encourage me!" and other sequences.
In the end, we want to build the program out of the parts that fit in both the Encourage and the Measure columns — and we don't want to include anything that goes in the Avoid column.
And if you think about it, it has built into it almost all of the Encourage cards, because if we haven't succeeded in getting people to work hard, cooperate and avoid mistakes, then we won't have any shop output.
Consider the encouraging signs.
Should the magazine encourage the man?
The Wrigleys actively encourage the populist appeal.
Encourage the crowd and encourage the cheerleaders and your team!
The Red Sox encourage it.
