Sometimes it's to explain a psychiatrist's diagnosis to help a plea of insanity, or to help prove intellectual disability.
Yet while Senators King and Kaine came to the Senate floor to lament that this had shaken their confidence in Congress's ability to get serious and play a productive role in the Iran talks, their comments turned into more of a plea for help than an intervention backed by action.
It applies some of the usual trappings of reality TV — a plea for help, a ticking clock, a shock-and-awe revelation at the end — to a new school community each week.
Austin Pets Alive!, a rescue organization housed inside of TLAC, posted a plea for help on Facebook, and just hours later a long line of people showed up to give the animals a home.
"Hee manun" is both "an expression of joy and a plea for help".
Given the challenge of predicting what leaders like Colonel Qaddafi might do, think of it as a plea for help.
He issued a plea for help for the city of Homs, which has been blockaded and bombarded for more than a year, including a withering new air, artillery and ground assault that began in late June.
Halle Berry is a former 911-operator, traumatised by a call that ended in tragedy, and forced to put the headset back on when Abigail Breslin makes a plea for help from the boot of an abductor's car.
Read the Document » MARCH 8, 2008 | BAGRAM AIR BASE Meeting Report: A Plea for Help Toward the end of a long meeting with top American military commanders, during which he delivered a briefing about the security situation in eastern Afghanistan, corruption in the government and Pakistan's fecklessness in hunting down militants, Afghanistan's top spy laid out his problem.
1963 A Plea For Help At U.S. Embassy MOSCOW — A group of 32 Russians describing themselves as "Evangelical Christians" took refuge in the United States Embassy here today [Jan . 3]in a desperate search for a "promised land" free of religious persecution.
