Sentence examples for urging off from inspiring English sources

The pressures facing A&E departments were highlighted by a tweet sent out by Nottingham University hospitals on Sunday urging off duty nurses and doctors who were able to work extra hours to get in touch.

In "Deeper" they urge, "Off the beaten track/stay on your pattern and your path".

And with the balloon drop canceled, there was some question whether Clinton could ever be urged off the stage.

Maybe you got overconfident when the mayor declared a weather emergency before the first flakes had even fallen Tuesday evening, urging drivers off the roads.

"Feel your food," he urged, snapping off fibrous bits from a ruffle of chicken of the woods mushrooms.

So, back in the Nashville studio, our interview gets a little fractious when I try to urge her off script.

Luis Guillermo Solís urged vehicles off the roads and said hospitals in the most at-risk areas had suspended elective surgeries and were transferring patients elsewhere.

On 17 November Vasilevsky was recalled to Moscow, where he was shown a letter written to Stalin by General Volsky, commander of the 4th Mechanized Corps, who urged calling off the offensive.

The group took up where it had left off, urging schoolgirls to defy and sue.

In April, Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, urged well-off pensioners to forgo their winter fuel allowance.

Later that month, Mayor Bill de Blasio called Gelb, urging him to hold off any lockout.