Sentence examples for make a special plea from inspiring English sources
"I want to make a special plea tonight to my fellow Republicans.
"I want to make a special plea tonight to my fellow Republicans," he said in a hotel ballroom here.
I would make a special plea for readers to seek out the Afrikaans novelist Etienne van Heerden.
Isn't it like buying a ticket to a Bob Dylan concert and him not showing up?" A Williamstown Debut While planning his final season as producer of the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts, Michael Ritchie, who is leaving to become the artistic director of the Center Theater Group in Los Angeles, called the playwright Terrence McNally to make a special plea.
As soon as I get back to the United States I will make a special plea for you.
They also make a special plea to the philanthropic sector to do more impact investing with their endowments, as well as providing more grants to develop business models that attract impact investors and reduce the riskiness of impact assets to mainstream investors.
One man made a special plea: "Please, could I introduce you to my wife?
Jacobs made a special plea to the young Charlotte Forten, an abolitionist poet, who would move to the freedman settlement at Port Royal, S.C., as one of its first black teachers.
JPMorgan wasn't the only large institution making a special plea, but it stood out because of Mr. Dimon's prominence as a skilled Washington operator and because of his bank's nearly unblemished record during the financial crisis.
He was diffident about applying for the recently instituted Bomber Command clasp – an award considered paltry by many of those eligible, being less than a medal – but was persuaded by his wife Lyn, who, when it failed to arrive, made a special plea to the Prime Minister, David Cameron.
Occasional sound issues mean this gig is more of an appreciation than a revelation, but it goes memorably off-piste when one fan makes a special plea for Uniform, a sexy come-on from Reeves's 2004 solo album Home to You.
