Sentence examples for urged down from inspiring English sources

"I just call attention to the paradox that we should be urged down this path towards the creation of a federal European Union by a country that absolutely zealously guards its own sovereignty and refuses to share powers with anybody at all.

Labour this week unveiled plans for city regions and Lord Michael Heseltine has been urging Downing Street to devolve more Whitehall power to the cities. "Mayors and council leaders need to have those powers to ensure their cities have the right economic infrastructure in place," added Sir Peter.

Temporarily playing house for one wife and laughing while you urged another down from the tree-tops.

"Come into the kitchen and look at this," he urged, pointing down from a window at the yellow tape delineating a proposed rooftop addition to a house on West 22nd Street.

The agency also urged paying down unfunded retirement liabilities at the state's pension funds for teachers and university employees.

Resist the urge to press down on your meats and veggies.

The SNP had been urged by Downing Street to abstain, but its leader in Westminster, Angus Robertson, argued it was "right and proper" to vote as Scotland's hunting legislation was about to be reviewed.

And they reject any suggestion that the Turkish government should, as Mr Ocalan repeatedly urges, sit down and negotiate.