And I would resent my correspondents for constantly importuning me.
As he wrote at the time, "the damage, the lying criminal methods of the police in importuning me and consequently capturing me leaves me cold, stunned and finished".
"C'mon, Dad, you have to go, you got to live just for once, please, let's do it together," he'd importuned me for weeks.
Sometimes they would importune two ambassadors at once.
The county health officer had come to Jene-Wonde to importune its leaders.
I was no longer sixteen, and I was determined never to importune her.
I beseech you, I importune you, I beg of you for that privilege.
For now, though, the LSE is prompting suitors to seek matches elsewhere and importune it no more.
I am afraid I must importune him again, this time about improving the marketing of general practice.
"That may importune the administration to act, but if they don't, there's a strong move in Congress to do so".
Members of Congress, for example, repeatedly importune the executive branch and administrative agencies outside hearing rooms and legislative halls, but they are not immune if, in connection with such activity, they deliberately [p766] violate the law.
