Sentence examples for left to plead from inspiring English sources

Prevented from entering the electorate, women who wanted to influence public affairs were left to plead with men.

Michigan's Congressional delegation, led by Democrats Senator Carl Levin and Representative John D. Dingell, the industry's longtime champion, have been left to plead hardest for federal help.

Within a week, Bellingham had been tried, refused leave to plead insanity and found guilty, executed by public hanging at Newgate and handed over to the anatomists to be dissected.

That plan failed when Boehner could not wrangle enough votes from the more conservative elements of his caucus, leaving Obama to plead with House Republicans late on Friday to sign off on at least a limited package of tax cuts for the middle class, before everyone sees their taxes rise.

His lawyers sought to portray Mr. Stanford as detached when it came to financial details, which he ostensibly left to Mr. Davis, who pleaded guilty to charges of fraud and conspiracy to obstruct an S.E.C. investigation into the Stanford business.

Heads began to roll as outrage and disbelief continued to spread across Australia over the decision of a local judge, Sarah Bradley, left, to allow nine Aborigines who pleaded guilty to the gang rape of a 10-year-old Aboriginal girl last year to walk free from a court in Queensland.

Soon afterward, she pleaded hunger and left to join Kylie, waiting in another room.

They pleaded for peace, then left to attend to other matters.

Norreys left for London to plead in person for more support.

Another professor recalled that right after the shootings the students refused to leave & he had to plead with them that they might be massacred before they began to move away.

The doctor was asked to leave the plane after continuing to plead for water, and ultimately did so with his wife and family in tow.