Sentence examples for urge what from inspiring English sources
It was impossible to say who would eventually receive the Queen's commission, but it was already possible to urge what should and should not be done.If Mr Wilson does have any sort of an overall majority at the end of the long count, then he will take up the task of government again, albeit in appallingly difficult circumstances.
"Stripes" puts a flippant spin on a vengeful urge; "What Will Keep Me Out of Heaven" exposes the uncertain rationalizations behind an adulterous act.
The Celts left no writing – amazing fact – so now imagine, the curators urge, what the intricacies of their lines might have meant.
And without that urge, what's the point?
He has urged what he calls curve shifting, an overhaul of human behavior toward healthier living.
ULIs panel of experts urged what it saw as a pragmatic approach.
But, most of all, the commission urged what it called holistic changes, including nationwide education campaigns on gender equity and related issues.
In 1955, at his urging, what had been an austerely packaged Austrian confection for adults took on vibrant new life as a children's product.
To the ire of the foreign policy establishment, Hilton has been urging what could be summed up as a "big society foreign policy" on the PM.
Limor Livnat, the education minister, urged what he called a significant military response, suggesting that the army's targets should include Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.
Let's decide if an extension of Route 53 should be built, she urged — what it might look like, how much it would cost and how it would be paid for.
