Sentence examples for urging to get from inspiring English sources

They even brought in the world famous MC Michael Buffer, though Hatton's ardent followers needed no urging to get ready to rumble.

So when the band kicked up again, belting out "How could I dance with another when I saw her standing there," it took no urging to get people out of their seats.

But the president, the aides said, sided with those who insisted that he must go through with the trip if he expected the country to take seriously his repeated urging to get on with life as usual.

So it didn't take much urging to get me back to the Finborough the other night to see its latest production, "Outward Bound," even if my claims for this play are likely to be considerably more modest than they were for "Accolade" last year.

All Republicans are urged to get lawyered up.

Jennifer has thought about getting an IUD before, but feels urged to get one now.

This applies to fighters, who are always urged to get out before they get seriously hurt, but Mayweather, Sr., was talking about trainers, too.

Five years ago, he was told his polio might be recurring and was urged to get an electric cart.

We know that you're too busy fighting off your biological urges to Get Involved, but politics is cool, m'kay?

Bieber was urged to get rid of the "cheap church suit" he'd brought from Canada, and told to be just a kid in a baggy T-shirt.

Management was urged to get their workers better informed about safety matters.