Sentence examples similar to urge mark from inspiring English sources

Without even going into the argument that the writer and BBC broadcaster appeals to all parts of the political spectrum, and without even bothering to argue that, if he is left-wing, then so what, I would simply urge Mark Thompson to reconsider.

I hope I can tackle my mileage and also avoid the urge to mark 1 January by going on a new clothing splurge.

South Africans are being urged to mark the former president and anti-apartheid leader's 67 years of public service with 67 minutes of charitable acts.

One morning the ballys started flying and I started taping as guys from different sides of the table urged the marks to buy.

He urged patients to mark not only the site that is to be operated on, but also the one that should not be touched.

Polish writer Jerzy Haszczynski - in the Rzeczpospolita daily - urges people to mark the day of Putin's speech on their calendar.

When she urged readers to mark President Reagan's birthday in 1985 by sending $1 to the White House for the March of Dimes, the president wrote her to ask that donations be sent directly to the charity.

As he ran toward the finish line at the N.C.A.A. Division III national championship course in Waverly, Iowa — he had stationed himself at the four-mile mark to urge his runners on — Donnelly frantically asked the first of them he saw, Anders Hulleberg, how he had done.

This is why he has felt the urge to leave his mark for posterity.

While these are not dismissed, an irresistible urge to leave their mark is what seems to drive them.

(3) An urge to deploy diacritical marks over every other vowel?