Sentence examples for Some pleas from inspiring English sources

While some pleas for service are coming in steadily and urgently, it will probably take awhile for the bulk of the construction jobs to get going in earnest.

But the Rev. J. Evan Dodds Sr., pastor of the United Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd, on Levitt Parkway, said that he would preach against the change, despite some pleas that he not try to influence his flock.

Scores of men of lesser standing also crowded the entrance here to gawk or in the faint hope of delivering some plea.

The FATF's fans admit that some plea-bargaining goes on, but insist that it does not let countries off lightly.Whatever the truth, there is an even bigger problem with the task force's approach.

"I don't think they would be agreeing to this extension unless there is some realistic possibility they will work out some plea deal," said Robert Mintz, who leads the white-collar practice at the McCarter & English law firm in Newark and is a former federal prosecutor in New Jersey.

I think this gets back to the idea of the self as something deployed in service of inquiry -- rather than self-exposure as some plea for attention or sympathy or praise.

And the next time you read horrific news, or some plea to protect the ocean, rather than think, "just more bad news, can someone turn on South Park?" Maybe an image from our short documentary will surface, or a line from the story will be remembered, and you will be reminded why you care for this planet and want to protect it.

Last fall, he resisted some Republicans' pleas for aid.

Some are pleas for help; others are outpourings of frustration.

The new $700 billion bailout bill contains some toothless pleas to help homeowners.

But a straw poll suggests that many will raise fees this autumn by 2-4%.That is because, despite some parents' pleas for financial help, schools are under little pressure to cut fees.