Sentence examples for is being pled from inspiring English sources

The crime is murder; the killer is Amédée Lange (René Lefèvre), a low-level publishing employee and a naïve and impulsive dreamer whose pulp fiction became a hit; and the case is being pled by his lover, Valentine (Florelle), the proprietor of a small laundry, to townspeople who are threatening to turn him in.

This universal truth is being pleaded by fishmongers at the Fulton Fish Market, who, because of the World Trade Center attack, are no longer mongering fish from their open-air stalls in southern Manhattan, but rather from a desolate and filthy parking lot in the South Bronx.

Julia teaches at the schoolhouse where Che is being held, and after pleading with the Lieutenant (Felix Solis) to be let inside, she has a final conversation with the prisoner.

Mr. Gotti, who is being held without bail, will plead not guilty, said Seth Ginsberg, one of his lawyers.

A Marine Corps sniper shown with three other Marines on a YouTube video urinating on the corpses of Taliban fighters in Afghanistan is being reduced in rank after pleading guilty at a court-martial.

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"Britain signed the Joint Declaration with Beijing and must act now that it is being violated," Mr. Lee pleads.

In each instance, the Democratic leader whose organization was being hacked pleaded with his or her Republican counterpart to either publicly condemn what was taking place or to work collaboratively to limit its impact.

As some of Berlusconi's followers protested at the speed with which the new government was being imposed, Napolitano pleaded for a sense of responsibility.

"Justice is already suffering as defendants are being pushed to plead guilty because paperwork hasn't arrived and the court wants to push cases through," he said – but insisted the strike was badly needed.

The charge has been described as a "tax on justice"and prompted fears that defendants are being encouraged to plead guilty to crimes they did not commit to avoid the fee.