On Thursday, the presidential campaigns got creative with their pleas for cash, trying to grab supporters' attention after a summer filled with increasingly desperate fund-raising e-mails.
Some of the men and women requesting money on the streets are homeless, and others are merely panhandlers, but no matter the category, many are getting more creative in their pleas.
Thereafter, most of my creative energy was directed toward writing pleas for deadline extensions.
Derick Almena, master tenant of the former Ghost Ship warehouse space, and Max Harris, creative director of the space, delayed entering pleas in connection to the December fire that killed 36 people last year.
— Confronting a tight deadline and armed with a creative legal argument, immigration advocates have made a final plea to President Obama to shield up to 200,000 legal immigrants with minor criminal records from deportation.
The pitch of Mr. Cole's plea was such that images of designers as creative madcaps seemed momentarily so remote as to be defunct.
He stepped down as chief executive of his company three weeks before entering the plea, but has continued on as chief of creative activities.
Gary Myers, a military defense lawyer for 45 years, commended Mr. Coombs's "creative thinking" but expressed similar puzzlement about the unilateral offer of a guilty plea.
Why must every generation start from scratch?" But such musty pleas were drowned out, and Modernism won — exuberantly starting from scratch, celebrating the creative genius of every pint-sized Gropius over the stultifying trammels of hoary tradition.
For example, The Creative Community for Peace, an organization of entertainment industry executives, released an open letter calling Walker's plea to Keys "misleading".
