Sentence examples for With the plea of from inspiring English sources

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But with the pleas of peacemakers in both camps overwhelmed by a roar of violence, both sides were braced for further bloodshed.

Confronted with the pleas of his two human handlers to come to each, his face would exhibit a pained choice, and more often than not he would look for a compromise by placing a paw on each even if physically awkward and strained.

And even though Mr Schröder recently gave in again, with astonishing opportunism to the pleas of France's president, Jacques Chirac, that French farmers should continue to receive fat handouts, the day will come when farm subsidies will start to dry up.

The story turns on the protagonist's uncompromising refusal to ingratiate himself with the plebians, despite the pleas of his allies and redoubtable mother, Volumnia Vanessa Redgravee).

That legislation legalized low-THC cannabis, such as the strain Charlotte's Web, with passage influenced by the pleas of parents seeking help for their children suffering the seizures of epilepsy.

In 2005 and 2006, stakes were raised with the guilty plea of Donald Tomczak, former deputy commissioner in the city's Water Department, for illegal hiring and promotions.

The goal of this unprecedented disclosure, security experts warned: to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, which snared its biggest fish to date in September with the guilty plea of Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.

Because the Jets led early, they were able to stick with the running game and answer the pleas of the offensive line.

But they never truly threatened to topple the Dockers, with Melbourne players failing to heed the pleas of their coach Paul Roos to play "angry".

On Sept. 28, 1960, after Ted Williams delivered his last hit for the Boston Red Sox, a home run into the bullpen, he circled the bases with his head down and refused the pleas of his adoring fans and teammates to appear on the dugout steps for one final wave.