Sentence examples for which urge from inspiring English sources

Describes the displays of roots and dormant plants, seed packets, and garden tools; all of which urge the writer to join the spring struggle for land.

Indeed, that is the basis of the federal government's physical activity guidelines for adults, which urge Americans to accumulate 150 minutes of moderate activity a week.

In the ads, which urge, "Become a volunteer firefighter today," they seek to rebut the reasons people most commonly give for not joining volunteer fire departments.

The federal advisory, issued in January 2001, conflicts with advice from other health groups, which urge people to eat more fish.

The Abstinence Clearinghouse shares ideas with 4,000 affiliated groups, some of which urge youngsters to abstain, while others lobby their senators to vote for more money for such urgings.

Critics also charge that museums have not followed their own guidelines, which urge them to be forthcoming with provenance information that could help people trace the history of a contested work of art.

This was a clear break with party policy which urges voters to support neither.

They passed out illustrated brochures, which urged readers, and perhaps Koch, to "take a hike".

Thomas joined Justice Scalia's dissenting opinion, which urged that Roe be overturned.

Al Jazeera, the satellite television channel in Qatar, broadcast the statement, which urged Muslim solidarity with Iraq.

She received an encouraging rejection letter which urged her to keep writing.