Sentence examples for urge it on from inspiring English sources

But Kennedy, an avowed "liberal individualist who yearns for a society in which race has become obsolete as a significant social marker," is more disposed to celebrate the direction of change -- and urge it on -- than to seek reasons for its slow or uneven pace.

I might even urge it on my dissenting friend.

He was thinking three corners ahead of the sled, trying always to urge it on to the right racing line.

Progresa, the Mexican scheme, has been so successful that some economists now urge it on the United States.But there the good news ends.

But I also feel the need to urge it on people who don't care to know what a credit default swap is (or already do).

If I were still a working bookseller, I'd write a staff pick for Sweetness #9 and urge it on the next willing customer.

The history of film promotion runs in fascinating parallel to the history of film, not just reflecting the evolution of the new medium but urging it on and expanding its reach, especially by focusing on stars, something the earliest advertisements did not do.

Fifty years later the Irish Republic will commemorate the rebellion with equal national enthusiasm but with most of its population more concerned with the huge debts bestowed upon the current generation than the imperative of the "dead generations" urging it on to take back the north of Ireland and fulfil its historic mission towards unity.

I urged it on, saying again, "Faster," bringing up a little "8x" icon.

Even now, despite siren voices urging it on, the party is not calling for a withdrawal.

Everyone I know who has read it, myself included, has urged it on friends.