But after the insistent pleas from Judge Rosen, the mood began to change.
she kept asking him between increasingly insistent pleas to slow down.
Business specialists say the recession has created a new, onerous chore for corporate executives: coping with more intrusive, insistent pleas for work than ever before.
Meanwhile, "The Jim and Tammy Show" evolved into a slick melange of theology and music and tales of Christian redemption, all of it punctuated with insistent pleas for contributions that would keep the program on the air.
A1 An influential federal advisory commission says the financial condition of the nation's hospitals has significantly improved, so there is no need for Congress to increase their Medicare payments, despite insistent pleas from the industry.
The identities of the speakers are less distinctive than their exaggerated voices and ludicrous social masks, but we begin to recognize their insistent pleas and complaints as we do leitmotifs in music.
These pleas became more insistent and anguished as the idea of war with Iraq gathered speed over the last six months.
McKellen's plea for a job, eloquent and insistent and overflowing, goes on and on and on...and then he adds one more thing, pirouetting into an offer to stage a reading for the apparently esteemed man of letters that is Hirst.
The plea made to California voters to dilute the power of political parties was so insistent that it was written completely in capital letters in the June 2010 statewide voter guide.
OSLO — Besieged by economic woes and insistent questions about its future, the European Union accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday with calls for further integration and a plea to remember the words of Abraham Lincoln as he addressed a divided nation at Gettysburg.
NEWS Besieged by economic woes and insistent questions about its future, the European Union accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday with calls for further integration and a plea to remember the words of Abraham Lincoln as he addressed a divided nation at Gettysburg.
