Sentence examples for will exhort from inspiring English sources
Boredom Check will exhort you to be a more active participant in cellphone discussions.
Instead of fearing global competition, as Mr Kerry appears to, Mr Bush will exhort Americans to embrace it.
He will exhort Americans to pitch in and help those who need it, instead of relying on the government to do so.
For instance, ads and posters will exhort, "Get ready, get set, get shopping!" And social media will, of course, play a big role; Teen Vogue has already called dibs on a hashtag, #btss.
"I hope this campaign will exhort corporate houses and big organisations to come forward and adopt villages and build toilets in each household," he said, according to The Hindu newspaper.
If the stone's trajectory or weight isn't quite right, the skip will exhort them to sweep, or brush, the ice ahead to either increase its speed or straighten its path.
Except that now viewers and listeners will be exhorted to visit www.crazyeddie.com or to pick up the phone.
And if Ewing has his way, Van Gundy will be exhorting his team in next week's shoot-arounds in the conference finals.
The nation's closest allies will be exhorting holdout states to move forward on the test ban, yet the administration has made it clear that it is content to have the treaty remain frozen in the Senate.
The supporter group "Blatchy's Blues" – like "The Fanatics" but less organised and lots less annoying – will be exhorted to turn out in big numbers and "Do it for Gal".
"If it was an animal on Earth", I would exhort the engineers, "it will be killed and eaten during the 6 hours that it stands still waiting for instructions".
