Sentence examples for imploring it from inspiring English sources

At one point, Mr. Obama zeroed in on Congress, imploring it to "do something" on education.

The inspector general for the board had been sending memos imploring it to stop payments, which he said were about $2 million a month.

In fact, in the days after Alcorn's suicide note went viral, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention wrote to Tumblr imploring it to take the note offline.

By contrast Quartet West, a band Mr. Haden formed 20 years ago, holds the door open for nostalgia, all but imploring it to creep in.

Even more exasperated was the woman who wrote to a New York City station imploring it to address "the promotion of pedophilia on the Internet," which she claimed had encouraged her husband's "obsession with young girls".

I have stood before the Oakley Crescent house on many occasions, imploring it to say something new about Apollinaire in foggy London, frustrated in love, avoiding drunks lurching out of pubs, incongruously prompting thoughts of Annie.

And, finally, Beijing has recoiled at reining in its unruly neighbor to the east, as the Obama administration implored it to do last week, because it doesn't want to destabilize North Korea's secretive, hermit regime to an extent that could lead to the government's collapse and the North's eventual reunification with South Korea.

But insofar as Harvard does matter, I implore it to change.

Later, Mr Kareem claimed that Isis was confronted by rival groups, which implored it to release Mr Henning.

His "Ode to the Oud" sets the songlike tone: "Gourd-shaped muse swollen / with wind in the mulberry," he implores it, "tell me everything you're made of".

"I do implore it, because at the end of the day for their benefit, families like this must suffer.