Sentence examples for urge disappears from inspiring English sources

I mean the only thing you said that was of any use -- count to 60 and the urge disappears".

They were to try not to void until the urge disappeared, after which they should urinate normally.

"We must go quickly," he urged, disappearing in the trees.

"The urge to tunnel is partly an urge to disappear," Frazier wrote, and lamented that Holland is not better known: People have written scores of books on the Brooklyn Bridge and its engineers, the Roeblings; the only book on the Holland Tunnel is a sixty-eight-page volume put out by the company that built the tunnel's ventilating fans.

That urge has disappeared, though; he now particularly likes "the adventurous aspect of going somewhere to take a photo".

This is the voice of Lowell Bowman, a Manhattan art dealer, in a 20-year marriage, who has a habit of writing things down on scraps of paper and losing them, and who often has the urge to disappear himself.

An earlier study has shown that urinary frequency, urgency, and urge incontinence disappeared in 60%, 70%, and 82% of women respectively one year after the repair of anterior vaginal wall prolapse [ 16].

One officer, a low-ranking cabo (corporal), remarked to me that he loved philosophy Hobbes was his favorite because it helped him understand "how the criminal mind really works". He continued, "Violence is in our souls," as some primordial urge "that only disappears as society and the Catholic Church cover it up" through social integration.

In an interview here last week, Mr. Kennedy seemed caught between two urges: to disappear into a quiet life, and to keep trying, as a private citizen, to fill what he called the enormous shoes — "too big to ever imagine," he said — of his father and uncles.

For those of us who spend a lot of time on the Internet, there will be the occasional urge to simply disappear — delete your accounts, roll back your Google results and become invisible.

Urge urinary incontinence disappeared in 13 women (65%).