Sentence examples for making pleas from inspiring English sources

By speaking out against police persecution, and making pleas for community unity, Tupac's songs and message are as relevant now as he was when he was alive.

People were making pleas for stoplights at back-country junctions, for planned projects to be moved a few dozen feet north or south, and so on.

The idea of cinema as a communal experience finds itself at a strange point when rep is making pleas for its own existence alongside the multiplex, which has been trying for the novelty factor by resurrecting 3D.

Before long barristers making pleas of mitigation will be saying things like: "And, your honour, the defendant is a passionate supporter of Derby County, and a lifelong season-ticket holder".

It also features the Ohioans' clever appeal to President Obama: making pleas for jobs and food written on thousands of paper plates.

It calls for city prosecutors to refrain from making plea deals with people accused of attacking cabdrivers.

"I don't see them making plea deals.

Church members always dig deep when pastors make pleas from the pulpit.

Jacques Chirac, the president of France, made pleas to Olympic officials on their sport's behalf.

My mother, who had a great sense of drama, would make pleas to him to go straight.

The men around him, some squinting when the helmet light is shined in their faces, make pleas for officials, like "get us out of here, please".