Sentence examples for urge taking from inspiring English sources

If I were running a campaign, I'd urge taking the mountain of money reportedly squandered on pizza, coffee and bagels and spending it more wisely — on a talented young comedy writer.

If you feel the urge, take a break.

But Mr. Klein said that most bloggers "resist the urge, take the lashing and move on".

Then the creative urge took over: Mr. Milhit started concocting more exotic cocktails and testing them on his friends.

Double up the financiers, too, so you can have some in a tin when the urge takes you.

So when you get into the environment where you're trying to build a team, the competitive urge takes over to try to avoid the pain of losing.

Tell me about what people can do when the "need to work" urge takes over.

After you've ignored the urge, take note of how little effect it had on the outcome of the situation.

If you have a really intense urge, take a sharpie and just write everywhere where you would normally cut.

If you feel that you need to maintain a brave face in front of others, cry in your own personal space, whenever the urge takes you.

He also urged taking steps to ensure that Syria's chemical weapons did not fall into the wrong hands.