Sentence examples for tip urges from inspiring English sources

Another tip urges WhatsApp users to "question information that upsets you" and, if they do read something that makes them "angry or afraid", to "think twice before sharing it again".

Official "tips" urge parents to say, "If you took drugs it would break my heart".

Rewrite your resumes and give each other tips, Haney urges.

Candidate Nixon then uses the tip to urge the South Vietnamese government to stand firm against any agreement that might have helped the Democratic candidate, Hubert Humphrey.

Think about it: the prime minister is criticised for his leaden response to expenses-gate; seizing the moment, the man tipped to succeed him urges a switch to an abstruse electoral system.

Germain and Ms. Rupp two weeks into rehearsals, Dr. Westheimer, 84, was playing herself to the hilt at her three-bedroom apartment near the northern tip of Manhattan: urging cookies on her guests, passing out key chains hawking "Sex for Dummies" (one of her 36 books), fielding constant phone calls and generally battling against the threat of dead air.

William Rufus Scott, wrote a book called "The Itching Palm," which urges the human race to give up tipping.

The birds are converging -- millions of them, flapping along their annual routes and propelled by primal urges toward this favored resting spot at the tip of the Jersey Shore.

On April 1, Mr. Yudhoyono sent a cabinet minister to Aceh, which is 1,100 miles from Jakarta on the northern tip of Sumatra Island, to urge Gov. Zaini Abdullah to scrap the bylaw.

It urges business travellers to become "connectors" and pass along their tips to the ConnectIreland team, which works with the government's Irish Development Agency.

He urges them to get out and meet fellow researchers (see box for his tips on Summer Schools and Events) and to "never turn down an opportunity to give a talk".