Sentence examples for beg as from inspiring English sources

Still, the migration narrative that now governs the production and reception of so much "literary fiction" can often beg as many questions as it answers.

You can observe it in action with the "installed base race," that mad dash to sign up, cajole, steal or beg as many customers as possible in the shortest period of time, profits be damned.

These children therefore remain marginalized and excluded, leaving them poor, vulnerable and often having to beg, as has been the case in Liberia and Sierra Leone.

In some nests, the chicks seemed to have been affected most; they vocalized less and did not beg as aggressively to be fed.

On the one hand, he said in an interview with The Montgomery Advertiser in 2005, he refused to get on his knees and beg as racists had demanded.

His enormous penis, etc. Juddering orgasms, etc. "Sleep with me, Sir," I beg, as I try to draw his handsome body closer to mine.

That reality was starkly illustrated in your July 2 front-page article "Jobs Go Begging as Gap Is Exposed in Worker Skills".

In Anya's case, he said, there was no money, so he begged as best he could.

While the text begged as many questions as might be expected of such a thesis, the pictures were a persuasive exercise in graphic polemic.

They begged as one woman waved a white handkerchief and then leapt; her flaming dress caught on a wire and she hung there till she burned free.

I looked at her. Normally she would have stared either at the train set or up at me, begging as often as not, but now she was staring straight ahead.