Sentence examples for urge for going from inspiring English sources

Joni Mitchell, the singer, songwriter and ethologist, called it "the urge for going".

Joni Mitchell wrote the classic goose ballad, "The Urge for Going" which refers to their inspiring "chevron flight".

Time to slow things down now as the end of summer triggers a wistful wanderlust in Joni Mitchell who has an Urge for Going.

New plays by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Bruce Norris ("Clybourne Park") and Mona Mansour ("Urge for Going") are among the productions in the 2013-14 seaton at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theater, the company announced on Wednesday.

"Urge for Going," Mona Mansour's tidy portrait of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon that is being presented as part of the Public LAB series, begins with a family argument illustrating the challenges of even discussing Middle East politics.

"I was this very freaky kid," Ms. Mansour said recently in an interview at the Public Theater, where her play "Urge for Going" will be presented beginning March 25.

Rush: It changes show to show, but I do try to get some of the old favorites in there-- Urge for Going," "No Regrethere-- Urgemember Song," "Ladies Love Outhere-- Urge

Chung is a counterpuncher, able to get a quick jump on balls headed his way, change direction with Djokovic-like balance and fluidity, and keep himself in points for long stretches of time by fighting the urge to go for too much too soon.

There are certain foods that exert an almost narcotic pull, things so tempting that the urge to keep going back for more is nigh on irresistible.

The film is caught between Mr. Linklater's impulse to make a mainstream comedy and his urge to go for something darker.

If you run a documentary-oriented television channel, apparently you are periodically overcome with an irresistible urge to go for the everything program: a program, usually a mini-series, that tries to capture the totality of an impossibly big subject.