Sentence examples for urge readers to get from inspiring English sources

There is something here for everyone and I urge readers to get stuck in and enjoy the humour and sadness, history and fantasy, teenage and elderly angst on this year's shortlist".

However, the Birmingham Mail is urging readers to get in touch if they think they recognise the men.

One dedicated blog features highlights from her resumé and pictures of her representing Julian Assange and her appearance on Channel 4 news, alongside pieces urging readers to "get the look".

Special Offer: He warned readers to sell stocks two years ago, and now Jim Stack is urging readers to get ready to go back in.

Rather than let users access Wikipedia's vast stores of English-language information on the 18th, Wales mentioned that the Wikipedia landing page will instead be populated with a letter of protest and a call to action that urges readers to get involved with the issue.

Another reviewer called the view from Knott's Berry Farm's version "simply breathtaking" and urged readers to "get a ride on it as soon as you can".

He summed up the trend's needs in three points: improve funding, expand understanding and enhance collaboration, and urged readers to get more involved.

The ads urge readers to "take action against Alzheimer's.

Again, presence trumps absence, and they urge readers to begin "claiming your identity" by Googling themselves.

So I urge readers to greet the 2014 photo issue with skepticism.

On hair, she urges readers to go to a hairstylist and get bangs because a "face-framing fringe" snips off five years.