Sentence examples for be begged from from inspiring English sources

Money had to be begged from the private sector, donor countries and the EU (conversations in the building still begin with the caveat "because Unesco has no money"), but somehow the organisation came through.

Beg and be begged from.

It shall be begged from their managing director, who looks like a character Will Forte would play on Saturday Night Live.

Hierarchical religious and political institutions everywhere are losing their bases, and religious and political leaders are begging, from Iran to Jerusalem to Alabama, for some "old-time religion".

So please, America, I'm begging from the bottom of my heart our country cannot take more divisiveness.

Cops cheat on their wives and seem to be begging for investigations from internal affairs.

The remaining Republicans, looking for any advantage, would be begging for endorsements from Mr. Perry and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and anyone named Bush.

If you are a middle-aged executive, someone who has dutifully climbed the hierarchy of an ad agency or public relations firm, it is disconcerting to be begging for business from a guy just out of college worth $15 million.

In Brooklyn, Florence Dawson, the sole parent in a family of six, is also uncertain whether she will be begging for help from the church to feed the children next week, and calling charities for Christmas toys.

But if they keep pulling this kind of garbage, they're going to be begging for mercy from the rest of the industry in five years.

They know how widely-available, easy-to-download, easy-to-steal e-books on popular, cheap devices will affect their business: in five to eight years they'll be begging for scraps from Google and Amazon.