Mostly at Scott's urging, I might add.

Many hopes and dreams are urging you ahead

But the Joint Chiefs are urging a go.

Police are taking every precaution urging people not to take matters into their hands.

So, my urging, my thought, is that the Internet isn't just a pile of information.

Put not another sin upon my head By urging me to fury O, be gone!

But you do want Germany to put up more money, do you not, to make this bailout fund, the firewall, bigger, as Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner s been urging, as the IMF has been urging?

Besides, no one was urging him on. It was all left to him on his own.

The Home Office has issued a statement urging people to stay in their homes and await further instruction.

Rejecting the urging of his physician father to study medicine, Hawking chose instead to concentrate on mathematics and physics.

Their elite go about urging others Go and stand by your gods! This is indeed the desirable thing to do .

At the same time, the Obama administration has been lobbying members of congress, urging them to authorize the use of force.

You need machines. You need cars. You need vehicles.

I need one I need one I need one!

You need me Need me

Tell them I do not ask any recompense of you for this other than (urging) whoever likes may take the way to his Lord.

The Nobel Peace Prize was a message from the international community, urging the Chinese government to respect mankind's universal values, notwithstanding its economic performance.

He was always urging him to chuck Art and go into the jute business and start at the bottom and work his way up.

We need help. We need help.

We need variety. We need surprise.

I need you I need you

I need... I need to feed.

So let me begin by urging you, particularly you on the youngsters' side, on this path you've chosen, to go as far as you can.

We need muscle, and we need enforcers. Payback. That's what we need.

I need help, Kimble. I need time.

We need to know what you need.

We need data, we don't need help.

We need to we need to educate.

They don't need pep. I need pep.

I need pilots and I need fighters.

But we need heroes! We need you.

We need rules, we need a leader.

I'll need passports. I'll need plane tickets.

What's a need? Well, a need might be a need to be entertained or a need to communicate.

And, by the way, so did Ronald Reagan, one of the staunchest defenders of the Second Amendment, who wrote to Congress in 1994, urging them this is Ronald Reagan speaking urging them to listen to the American public and to the law enforcement community and support a ban on the further manufacture of military style assault weapons.

But we do need 4, don't need 2, and we do need 1.

Energy need

No need.

No need

We need?

I need?

A need.

Need I.D.

Need anything?

I need...