urging造句

But at his girlfriend's urging, he finally initiated divorce proceedings.

Politicians have been lobbied and invited to receptions urging them to legislate against a global killer.

Obama is urging supporters not to be overconfident in the closing days of the campaign.

The international community has for years been urging China to implement political reform.

The Swiss gavetheir physician’s urging the least credence of anyone (just 11 percentcited that as a motivation).

This year RowanWilliams, the archbishop of Canterbury, delivered the closing homily, urging theaudience to “live responsibly in the present”.

All this is going through my head as I'm sitting there inwardly urging him to give me more time.

The matron patrolling the touch-line in Lindsay Anderson's marvellous film, If…, urging the schoolboy rugby players to "kill, kill, kill" is not a creature of the imagination.

She is urging census to expand its definition to highlight the growing Numbers, which she believes will encourage wider use of paternity leave and other family-friendly policies.

At his father's urging, he applied to the University of Pennsylvania and was accepted. Unimpressed, Buffett left after two years, transferring to the University of Nebraska.

In my hometown in the north, this was the month when rivers were frozen over and mountains snowbound. But spring comes early to Yunnan, urging the flowers to bloom.

It was the deep passion to win that kept me at it urging Stormy on learning the moves for getting around the barrels and back to the finish line.

They placed lopsided emphasis on making the communes large and collective, urging everyone to ``eat from the same big pot'', and by so doing they brought disaster upon the nation.

I gave the students in our History Department a private talk, urging them not to make trouble in Miss Sun's might make people think Mr. Han wanted his wife to teach that section and was inciting the students to chase Miss Sun out."