Sentence examples for imploring that from inspiring English sources

He is heard in the video screaming and imploring "that hurts, that hurts" as the GED is activated, causing burns on his skin.

After the Moomba brawl, MP Wood addressed federal parliament imploring  that "it's time to get tough on the Apex gang".

I'm imploring that people within those communities actually start clearing the streets to enable my police officers to deal with the criminality that's occurring in front of them".

You have scientists imploring that what the old guard is claiming is being presented to jurors as science despite no scientific research to support their methods and analysis.

He said:"I'm imploring that people within those communities actually start clearing the streets to enable my police officers to deal with the criminality that's occurring in front of them".

One magazine has five large-breasted women on the cover and proudly declares that it offers "BUXOM NEW PICS!" of "ULTRA CURVY CUTIES!", imploring that we "Give those bras a pay rise!" Sophie Reade, whose picture dominates the layout, is halfway through taking her bra off; her mouth is half open in an expression intended to signify her absolute up-for-it-ness.

Erica implores that same honesty in her partnerships.

They implored that year's Democratic nominee, John Kerry, to vocally support it, maybe even to campaign with them on some street corners.

Philip Lowe, the head of the Reserve Bank, has implored that wage rises now are necessary for economic stability into the future.

At one luxury boutique, an associate disclosed that there would be a private sale for select clients, then implored that the news be kept secret.

In his article for the Geological Society he implores that "this truly world-class geological locality should be much more widely publicised.