Sentence examples for well urge from inspiring English sources

As a call to action, you might as well urge everyone to be manly, womanly and decisive.

If we believed that Ms. Clinton were the lesser of two evils, we might well urge you to vote for her anyway — that is how strongly we feel about Mr. Trump.

Though Mr Sadr himself is staying out of the election fray, he might well urge his men to rise up again if he or his group were cut out of a power-sharing deal.The safest part of Iraq is Kurdistan, which has ruled itself since Saddam Hussein lost his first Gulf war against the Americans in 1991.

Senator Orrin Hatch, a leader of the first Sagebrush Rebellion, is a major player in this one as well, urging Trump to undo and otherwise shrink monument designations.

Freel's mother dropped by his home on the Friday before Christmas and, noticing that he was not feeling well, urged him to visit a counselor.

Barton, who had been substituted and dropped in the past two games, responded well, urging the side on from the centre of midfield.

Subban took it surprisingly well, urging that no blame be placed on the passionate, non-moronic, Bruins fans (which earned grudging respect from those same people).

He also said the organization wanted to speak not just to Catholics, but to non-Catholics as well, urging all to be informed about the election.

State officials also warned people to expect the number of flooded roadways to go up as well, urging them not to try to get through water or around barricades.

This Johnson understands all too well, urged on by Steve Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist – who praises him in the Sunday Times for "giving the people what they want – authenticity".

By 1995, Mr. Morris said, when Mr. McConaughey was asked to read for a supporting role in "A Time to Kill," Mr. Morris, who had been working for him for nothing as well, urged his friend to "tell them you want to be the lead".