Sentence examples for urged to pay from inspiring English sources

Soon after, my husband and I were urged to pay a bribe.

They were urged to pay more attention to the particularities of steaming milk.

We are being urged to pay for journalism, rather in the way we are being urged to stop using fossil fuel: the moral case is strong, but the solutions for "how" are sparse and economically unpromising.

Mere months ago we were urged to pay off personal debt; now, apparently, our future wellbeing requires us to Shop for the Economy (as a slogan, not quite as morally compelling as Dig for Victory).

#DFW You can check on family or list yourself as safe at redcross.org/safeandwell #txwx #Tornado — Central TX Red Cross (@CenTexRedCross) April 3, 2012 As the storms moved east into the early evening, residents in north central Texas were urged to pay close attention to weather reports and look at radar images to check if they were in the storm's path.

They are being urged to pay more into their pensions, work for longer and accept a pension based on a "career average" salary, rather than a final salary.

The urge to pay the bills could tempt them to print money rather than focus on inflation.

The urge to pay it forward was in evidence Saturday night at the party, held at the Underwater Lounge in Brooklyn.

Clinton had apparently given in to the urge to pay her ghostwriter back (as had Simon & Schuster, which considered withholding the last portion of Feinman's hundred-and-twenty-thousand-dollar fee but quickly relented).

That's foie gras and lobster bisque for the new rich, the filthy rich, the expense-account crowd and aging boomers with the mad, mad urge to pay more than they have to.

CALL me stingy, but I can't think of a single time I suddenly got the urge to pay for something I had been getting free and could continue to get free.