Sentence examples for is now pleading from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scrushy is now pleading his case directly to his investors.
The euro lobby is now pleading, begging, goading Germany to brandish its old muscles and flash its old sword.
Labour is now pleading with the Liberal Democrats to consider whether they are going to abandon their one and only chance to introduce electoral reform, or instead spurn Labour, recognising that a coalition of losers is just wrong.
"The Anarchist," a new play by David Mamet, left, about a female prison inmate who was once part of a Weather Underground-like group and is now pleading for parole before the prison's female governor, will have its world premiere in London this fall, a team of American and British producers announced on Friday.
Why didn't they throw the kitchen sink at cholera in Haiti?' " While the world has dedicated $230 million so far to combating the unexpected epidemic, the United Nations is now pleading for an additional $53.9 million just to get the vulnerable displaced population through the rainy months ahead.
According to the Spain Report, the Spanish Newspaper Publishers Associationn is now pleading for mercy.
More and more doctors are now pleading for payment for frontline treatments, recoverable in certain cases.
Many of the Sierra Leoneans and Liberians are now pleading to be sent home, to escape revenge attacks by Guinean troops and by local people who blame them for the rebels' behaviour.There are several reasons for the rebels' eastward turn.
To Germans, who remember two dictatorships in one long lifetime, that is heroism.So it is not surprising that many Germans are now pleading with Angela Merkel, the chancellor, to grant Mr Snowden asylum.
Not surprisingly, those at the centre of this endeavour are now pleading that their declaration should not exceed three pages.Meanwhile, access to sustainable energy has become the central concern, linked closely to many social, economic, and environmental issues.
Local authorities are now pleading for new foster carers to come forward: one city, Bristol, is holding public meetings in a bid to inform local residents of the children's needs and encourage people to sign up.
