Sentence examples for urges on from inspiring English sources
Until then, the group would have to battle their urges on their own.
He felt that their flamboyant styles were expressions of subconscious urges on an urban stage.
A conclusion urges on the audience the unstartling idea that they make up their own minds.
Having heard "Rubber Soul," he urges on his fellow band members like a charioteer: "We can't let them get ahead of us.
At the center is a bronze panel of a crowd looking on while a fireman urges on his horse-drawn engine to a fire.
He gently urges on his great-grandson the hard wisdom of learning to accept life's bitter frosts along with its bounteous springs.
Should the Press Complaints Commission - urged on by one acid-tongued judge - hand him a yellow card?
He's hugging mates, waving, urging on the crowd.
The belligerent former Communities Secretary Eric Pickles – urged on by newspaper companies – curbed this trend.
The peasants, urged on by their clergy, refused to support the troops.
The Shiites suffered under Saddam Hussein after they revolted in 1991, urged on by the United States.
