Sentence examples for Face pleas from inspiring English sources

Nigel Farage will face pleas from UKIP members today not to carry through his promise to resign the party leadership after failing to win a seat in Thanet South.

Conservatives in Congress have raised mounting alarms about the costs of the plan, but lawmakers are facing pleas from the White House to act swiftly to prevent economic calamity.

Clinton advisers acknowledged that the results of the primaries were far less than they had hoped, and said they were likely to face new pleas even from some of their own supporters for her to quit the race.

But, faced with pleas for unity and threats from the Convention, most of this opposition subsided quickly.

The men around him, some squinting when the helmet light is shined in their faces, make pleas for officials, like "get us out of here, please".

The Washington Post newspaper has a handy explainer of the charges Manning faced, the pleas he entered, and the verdict on those charges.

He denied the charges, and opted for the case to be moved to Wood Green Crown Court, where Mr Lovell will face a plea and case management hearing on 2 October.

The government was facing renewed pleas to bail out Britain's ailing motor industry yesterday as figures showed sales of new cars had dropped by almost a third year on year.

Advocates respond that such offenders are facing a plea-bargaining mill in any case, and are offered an invaluable chance for change.

But some current and former intelligence officers express exasperation at what they see as journalists' arrogance in publishing in the face of government pleas for caution.

"But not the phone number for immediate action," replies a spokesperson, justifying 34 days of inertia in the face of your pleas.