Sentence examples for urges try from inspiring English sources

When someone struggles to express matters of faith in French or English, she said, the priest urges, "Try in Creole and see if I make it".

If you can recognize those urges, try to resist them.

"Walk normal, normal, forget about me," Mr. Hakoshima urged, trying to get the students to strip the technique away.

One sign urges customers: "Try Our World Famous Philly Steak".

Intervene! 5. When you're drunk and feel the urge, try not to wander into your dorm-mate's room and hold her down.

Singing along with the music defeats the purpose of silence — if you're having trouble resisting the urge, try listening to classical or jazz music, which is typically instrumental.

At SUNY, exploratory students are urged to try new subjects using general education electives.

But if the world is being urged to try Dutch new herring, some here in the Netherlands itself, particularly among the younger generation, are demurring.

Walkers who know of the Lake District may be urged to try Exmoor, while those drawn to Stonehenge could be tempted to visit Bath Abbey.

TfL said Tube services will be disrupted from Tuesday evening so customers were urged to try to complete journeys as early as possible.

It failed, but people continued to contact me and urge another try, so I will.