Sentence examples for urging a visit from inspiring English sources

Abuse victims and Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley of Boston were urging a visit, but church officials privately feared there was too much danger of public protests.

SHOPPERS browsing the Web site of Harrods, the legendary London department store, will find a friendly message from Mohammed al-Fayed, its colorful and controversial owner, urging a visit to the real McCoy, or what he calls "my palace in Knightsbridge".

If this brings back uncomfortable memories of local cinema ads, where a high production-value big brand ad would be followed by an out-of-focus, still-frame urging a visit to the local curry house, the consensus is this won't happen on TV.

Takano spoke on the House floor Thursday and sent the president a letter urging a visit.

Enabled by tiny Bluetooth beacons positioned strategically around its galleries and grounds, the museum of the future sends a push notification to your phone urging a visit to the nearby Jackson Pollock exhibit it thinks you'll like, based on the Willem de Kooning and Lee Krasner art you browsed in the online collection.

This exhibition of more than 60 small studies by the famous English landscape painter is not uniformly great, but it has enough gems to urge a visit.

She held up his photos, referred to their "breathtaking" beauty and urged a visit to the Smithsonian exhibit.

Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao urged a visiting Hong Kong youth group on Tuesday to make sure young people "staunchly uphold "one country, two systems," China's Xinhua news agency reported.

"Low-lying Pacific nations, including nations Mr Shorten is visiting, are urging a moratorium on new Australian coalmines," said the deputy Greens leader, Larissa Waters.

Knowing that on the first day back at the compound I would march both boys straight to the administrators, demanding their medical histories and urging treatment and a visit from a professional.

Vice President Pence even urged a group of CEOs to visit their companies' cafeterias to get employees to help lobby for the bill.