Sentence examples for urged to work from inspiring English sources

Teachers were urged to work together, the superstars mentoring the stragglers and coaches recruited to add expertise.

Guest conductors of the Philharmonic will also be urged to work with the students, Mr. Gilbert said.

Clen's followers are urged to "work hard, want nothing" and stay watchful for any sign of magic's return.

Up-and-coming managers should be taught how to establish fruitful relationships with staff, she believes, and urged to work towards reestablishing a more caring ethos.

In some cases they complain about being urged to work overtime – so-called "discretion" flying – when they have warned it could be unsafe to do so.

Companies aspiring to profitably serve bottom-of-the-pyramid (BOP) consumers are increasingly urged to work closely with non-profits in "public private partnerships," or PPPs for short.

"A common objection to inherited wealth is that it stifles the urge to work," he writes.

Not that I ever have the urge to work out at 4 AM, but if I wanted to, I could!

What countries did Saeb Erekat urge to work with the Palestinians to ensure "free and fair elections"?

"It's why we have the urge to work everything into one big grand scheme," he says.

Skidelsky questioned the modern urge to work longer hours (to acquire more stuff) in his 2012 book How Much is Enough?: Money and the Good Life.