Sentence examples for appeals picked from inspiring English sources
The campaign's appeals picked up in earnest the next day, when Ralph Reed, the former head of the Christian Coalition, who is now an official of the Bush campaign, arrived to ask pastors more explicitly for their help in winning votes.
The appeal picks up a legal challenge to the 21-year-old court decree that obligates the city to provide shelter to every homeless person.
Simply protecting the largest possible number of species has a utilitarian appeal; picking and choosing the most unusual smacks of favoritism, or worse.
The appeals court picked up on that theme in Tuesday's decision, noting that the media landscape was much different in 2010 than it was in 1978.
Below some of them explain the band's appeal and pick their favourite LP from the back catalogue.
"There was this certain sentimental karmic appeal of picking up Tibor's baton," Mr. Andersen said one afternoon on the terrace at Pastis in Manhattan.
All are secular politicians who have eschewed the chance to broaden their appeal by picking a vice-presidential running-mate from an Islamic party.Mr Yudhoyono, a former general, has selected Boediono, the respected governor of the central bank, who has resigned to run for the office (which requires a medical: he is the man on the right in the photo).
The Barbarians – an invitational team of rich and enduring appeal who pick players to play running rugby whatever the occasion – will face England at Twickenham on 26 May before taking on perhaps the most prestigious opponents in the sport, the British & Irish Lions, in Hong Kong on 1 June, prior to the Lions' tour of Australia.
For networks, the appeal of picking up an existing web series seems obvious: The project comes with a built-in fan base.
Pitt's sex appeal has been picked up by many sources, including Empire, who named him one of the 25 sexiest stars in film history in 1995.
But observers say that in at least one of the suits now on appeal the industry picked a fight over the law so it could shift things to the courts, where it could use its money against poor town boards.
