Sentence examples for urging one another from inspiring English sources

Figures below, mustering on some unspecified stretch of tarmac and urging one another forward.

With many new democracies and some old ones under strain because of economic setbacks, rebellions and unsatisfactory political leadership, lawmakers from around the world have spent the last three days urging one another to make legislative bodies at every level of government stronger institutions.

And here's the thing: there are millions of us, and until the bombers kill every last one of us we will keep on running and cheering and urging one another on: in the streets of London on Sunday, in New York in November, in Boston this time next year.

Camera flashes glinted as the group lumbered slowly along with Mr. Strauss-Kahn, loudly urging one another to make space and to refrain from blocking colleagues or competitors.

Google searches for I.U.D.s spiked on election night; women urged one another on social media to think about long-term birth control.

We have urged one another: if you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit, join our club.

As smoke and flash bombs exploded, protesters urged one another to stay calm.

Intimidation and murder are not the same order as urging one's views on others in "uncomfortable" ways or protest.

A man in the front row can be seen urging one of the children to keep his chin up, as another man raises his arms in the air.

U.S. Representative Mark Foley liked male pages, urging one to "get a ruler and measure it for me".

If one studies the language, Hume urged, one can see that most people approve of what is socially useful, disapprove of what is socially destructive, and remain indifferent to acts that express individual self-interest.