"You finished?" "Wally!" I blubber, a last-ditch plea.
In a last-ditch plea to junior doctors, David Cameron said there was "always more than can be discussed" in negotiations.
Perhaps this was an attempt to jog the crowd's memory, a last-ditch plea to get them to rally behind the team.
Just hours before Greece's international bailout expired on Tuesday, Tsipras made a last-ditch plea for debt relief, a bailout extension and a €29bn (£20bn) loan.
Earlier this summer on Puerto Rico, doctors rallied against Naled when the CDC made a last-ditch plea to start spraying.
However, the team's owners, Joe and Gavin Maloof, decided against filing for relocation shortly after Kevin Johnson, the mayor of Sacramento and a former Phoenix Suns point guard, made a last-ditch plea at an owners meeting in New York.
Her comments – made in an interview with Reuters in Washington – are likely to infuriate the Greek government, whose last-ditch plea for debt relief, a bailout extension and a €29bn (£20bn) loan was rejected by eurozone governments on Wednesday.
However, he changed his mind after a last-ditch plea from the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges for both sides to stage a five-day truce to allow time-limited fresh talks.
Although details of the Bush-Hastert meeting were sketchy afterward, several senior Republican Congressional aides said beforehand that the speaker planned to make a last-ditch plea to the president to help Republican leaders derail the House bill.
He appears to have used it to make what amounts to a last-ditch plea on behalf of the millions of people whose lives have been changed, and in some cases saved, by having access to health insurance.
With Election Day on Tuesday, candidates across the nation are turning to political ads to make their closing arguments — often a last-ditch plea to win over voters by either reintroducing themselves, tearing down their opponent one last time, or something in between.
