Sentence examples similar to he entreated that from inspiring English sources
Jefferson eagerly sought copies for distribution to Democratic-Republican members of Congress departing for their home states, and when they failed to arrive he entreated Monroe for at least one copy that he could reproduce.
De Blasio, speaking to the Police Athletic League's annual Christmas lunch, said that instead it was time to focus on the mourning families, and he entreated people also to "take a moment, when you see a police officer, to thank them, to console them".
As such, he entreated the developers in the audience to do what they can to make sure that the games made today aren't lost forever.
"Cheer up! Chin up," he entreated.
'I'll be your best friend,' he entreated.
He entreated civilian workers at the plant, run by Tepco, to put their lives on the line, insisting that Japan's "viability as a nation" was at stake.
"Children, stop shopping for a moment," he entreated.
Ronald Reagan's famous 1987 speech in which he entreated the Soviet leader, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall".
He entreated her to overlook the odd "thoughtless quip" - the result of a life of "constant pressure".
He entreated us to be "headlights, not taillights.
This is the time". He entreated us to be "headlights, not taillights.
