The aggressive salesman urged me to sign the contract right away.

A man with a gun urged him into the car.

The aggressive man urged me to sign the contract.

Catherine had an ulterior motive when she urged her father to buy a new car. She hoped that she'd be able to drive it herself.

Factories have been urged to switch from coal to a cleaner fuel.

The kids urged their father to leave quickly.

I urged Keiko to stop using people for her own convenience.

Our teacher urged us to study harder.

The teacher urged the students to answer more clearly.

The shopkeeper urged me to buy it.

Japan has been urged to alter her diplomatic policies.

He urged me to think again.

He urged us to obey the rule.

Hunger urged him to steal.

He urged his horse along.

He urged her to drive carefully.

She urged him to do the job.

My father urged me to go with him.

I urged him to get away and cool down.

The president urged employees to act on their initiative.

They urged him in vain to sell them his prosperous firm.

Jessie urged the little donkey forward.

At first they rejected the proposal, but a clergyman urged them to accept.

Mary urged her son to take an umbrella.

The doctor urged the patient to stop smoking.

Mary urged her parents to let her go out with her friends.

They urged him to punish the rebels.

They urged them to buy the products.

They urged him not to go to war over the issue.

They urged close economic and diplomatic ties with Britain.

He urged them to come to an agreement.

He urged his government not to sign it.

His family and his doctor urged him not to go.

Most of them urged him to take the job.

She urged him to consider the request.

She urged him to drive carefully.

She urged him to study harder.

Health officials have long urged people to eat less meat.

Tom urged Mary to study harder.

Tom urged Mary to drive carefully.

Tom urged Mary to tell John the truth.

Tom urged Mary to study art.

His aunt urged him to learn a foreign language that he could use to emigrate out of the country.

Thus we were urged into a fight.

The government is being urged to take a proactive approach to reducing carbon emissions.

The coach urged his team not to be complacent following their four consecutive wins.

We urged Tom to go.

We urged Tom to study harder.

I urged him to quit smoking.

Last year doctors urged parents of newborns to have them vaccinated against whooping cough.

My friends urged me to write my memoirs.

A big rig jackknifed on Park Street this morning; commuters are urged to use Main Street as an alternate route.

Tom urged the residents of the town to form a militia.

Tom urged Mary to be more careful.

Tom urged Mary to take an umbrella.

Police have urged the man involved in a fatal stabbing to turn himself in.

At first the King would not believe it, but the old woman urged this so long, and accused her of so many evil things, that at last the King let himself be persuaded and sentenced her to death.

Tom urged Mary to resign.

Tom urged Mary to take the job she was being offered.

Tom urged me to do that.

Tom urged his horse into a gallop.

Tom urged Mary to return to Boston.

Tom urged me to go with Mary.

You people are urged to drop the earthly impulse.

These and many more arguments he urged with all the eloquence of a pleader who has received three thousand drachmas for his fee.

I urged Tom to do that.

You urged Tom to do that, didn't you?

Tom urged me to study French.

I urged Tom to do what he wanted.

I urged Tom to do what he wanted to do.

Tom urged me to wait a little longer.

I urged Tom to return to Boston.

I urged Tom to leave.

I urged Tom to wait.

I urged Mary to do what she wanted.

I urged Tom to apply for that job.

Tom has been urged to do that.

Sami urged Layla to do the same.

Tom urged Mary to do that.

Tom urged Mary to return to Australia.

I urged Tom to return to Australia.

Mary urged her horse into a gallop.

He urged his horse into a gallop.

She urged her horse into a gallop.

I urged Tom to study French.

I urged Tom to learn French.

Father Zachary urged these perils to the Baron with all the force of monkish rhetoric.

She felt that she could sympathise with the feelings of a proud mind, which urged him to recoil from the proffered gratitude of the new proprietors of his father's house and domains.

His horse, which was moving slowly forward, suddenly interrupted its steady and composed pace, snorted, reared, and, though urged by the spur, refused to proceed, as if some object of terror had suddenly presented itself.

The family urged people to stop vaping.

At the Vatican, Pope Francis urged the faithful to reject "the god of money" as well as consumerism, pleasure, success and self.

The Pope urged the faithful to concentrate on the essentials by getting rid of what he calls "useless things and addictions" that numb hearts and confuse minds.

He urged me to go with her.

She urged me to go with him.

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged people throughout the world Tuesday to stop stockpiling masks and other protective gear, saying they are needed by health workers who are fighting the coronavirus.

The President, who spoke from the Oval Office, stopped short of resorting to an even more dramatic measure urged by some members of Congress: a national emergency proclamation under the 1976 National Emergencies Act.

Britons have been urged to not visit their mothers Sunday as the country celebrates Mother’s Day amid a worsening coronavirus outbreak.

Koike said she understands that it is the "Obon" festival, a period during which Japanese people customarily travel to visit family, but she urged residents to refrain from travel or even going out to restaurants to protect "loved ones, family and medical fields.”

World Health Organization officials urged young people to fight the urge to go parties and other gatherings to help prevent new outbreaks of COVID-19.

"Go home, sonny," Mary urged Tom, "and have a good sleep! You're whacked out!"

"You get yourself home, little 'un," Mary urged Tom, "and get yourself some sleep! You're fit to drop, aren't you!"