Sentence examples similar to urging out from inspiring English sources

Those measures, which have been in effect all week, include announcements urging out-of-state players to go farther into the state to buy tickets.

Gay-rights advocates have been urging out-of-state couples to exercise caution before deciding to apply in Massachusetts, and town clerks say the majority of the applications have come from Massachusetts residents.

Ms. Higdon got experimental urges out of her system at a young age.

Each morning they take their own abrasive urges out for parade.

Indeed, a large number were "put on loan" from the western states and many others urged out of retirement to help during the transition.

You can keep it as private as you like, but it's good to let those creative urges out sometimes — and you'll almost certainly have fun.

Athletes regarded as potential gold medalists have been urged out of retirement, and some female stars have been urged to resume training and competing soon after giving birth.

Most likely this stems from childhood experiences of being urged out of diapers by our parents when we were younger by being told that "only babies wear diapers".

"What will you be having for breakfast?" Ivy asked, as a way of urging Emma out of bed.

Inverness boss Terry Butcher is urging his out of contract players to prove they are worth new deals.

You're better off playing some Frogger right now and getting the urge out of your system.