The clowns in "Pagliacci," for instance, beg for face paint, especially when shown close-up on video.
Besides, it has applications in physics, engineering, boundary value problems and variational inequalities (see, for instance, Beg [3] and El Naschie [4]).
It is somebody who is on the street selling The Big Issue, for instance, or begging outside the local pub.
For instance, "Sorry" begs the question: Is Bieber simply presenting us with a banger or is this his public apology to Selena?
Treaty, for instance, seems to beg for a truce between warring lovers, but amid the rueful reminiscing is talk of water and wine, snakes and sin.
There was, for instance, the overt begging for the Super Bowl and the subsequent tabloid glee (front-page pictures of the Statue of Liberty!) when the big game was obtained.
I hoisted myself out of the chair, for instance, when I was begging for seats on an oversold flight once I realized the original flight would likely miss its connection to Omaha.
Kant's question, then, is how we might defend reason from various doubts and worries[14] and how we might discipline it without begging questions (for instance, by invoking claims or premises that themselves are open to doubt) (cf. O'Neill 1989: Ch. 1, 1992, & 2004).
Kinship is central to models of signalling between relatives, for instance when broods of nestling birds beg and compete for food from their parents.
For instance, latex and rubber wear are begging for attention, a sort of rebel yell.
But it also begs larger questions, for instance about how these two countries are so corruptly governed – the curse of oil wealth a major factor in Nigeria, endless war and religious hypocrisy in Afghanistan.
