Sentence examples for be implored from inspiring English sources
verb
To beg urgently or earnestly.
For a moment we were pure.And then came everything after.Today we will be implored to "Never forget".
In the Vedas, Rudra is known as the divine archer, who shoots arrows of death and disease and who has to be implored not to slay or injure in his wrath.
That says a lot when audiences at pricey Broadway shows, where no eating is allowed, must be implored -- by Actors Equity rules -- to unwrap their lozenges before curtain time.
The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.The man whose efforts in the general election and its aftermath forced electoral reform onto the agenda will be implored to keep his distance from the cause.
You may be implored to sniff out the vanilla and dark honey notes of an Ecuadorian Le Loja, or taste bouquets of red berries in an Ethiopian Sidamo Ardi.
Should we be implored to think twice before acquiring yet another methane-producing, meat-consuming, live-in monster?
Circumstances here seemed to be imploring them to revive.
And once more — you guessed it — I will be imploring you, "Do not give up".
Barack seems to be imploring BriWi to let him have this one.
We are implored to look after the immigrant, the refugee.
The former foreign secretary was implored to challenge Gordon Brown for the premiership more than once.
