Sentence examples for urged to visit from inspiring English sources

Anyone who lives, visits or works in the Town Hall area and develops symptoms of Legionnaires' disease has been urged to visit their doctor.

Guests at her inn are urged to visit a maple sugaring house (the syrup is made in March and April), or get a good pair of boots and hike along the river.

"I only wish my daddy — Strom Thurmond — could see me tonight!" I had been urged to visit Parvin by people who remembered or, perhaps more accurately, remembered having heard about a groundbreaking bit he wrote back in 1982, when he was working as a speechwriter in the Reagan White House.

The NCA said: "Users are urged to visit the CyberStreetWise and GetSafeOnline websites where a number of anti-virus tools are available to download to help clean up infected machines and get advice and guidance on how to protect themselves in the future".

(Readers are urged to visit their Web site).

Those affected by the floods are being urged to visit the town hall for help.

At his wife's urging to visit his parents' gravesite in Iran, he traveled to Tehran in early May 2008 where he spent four weeks with family and friends without incident.

Ever felt the urge to visit a drive-through coffee stall operated by young women in bikinis?

A few months into the course I had the urge to visit Jamaica for the very first time and stay with the family I had never met.

A few years ago, after giving in to a sentimental urge to visit Knott's Berry Farm and the little theatre where I got my start, I found myself in the deserted lobby of the Bird Cage, long since closed.

But the policy is increasingly common at many of the restaurants that critics and bloggers are most enthusiastic about, and that a certain breed of New Yorker feels the urge to visit before the next hot thing comes along.