Sentence examples for making this plea from inspiring English sources

Honestly, I would not be making this plea if everybody was knee-deep in the budget or reforming the tax structure.

Before making this plea: "I offer Apple to hire me in order to explain to the world that the phenomenon is not at all the company's fault".

The queer bit is that in making this plea for understanding, Mr Radel feels on solid ground ascribing his misbehaviour to alcoholism, but isn't willing to talk in the same way about his drug use.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said it is "99 per cent" certain they will sign no new players tonight - but did sneakily make this plea to Lionel Messi.

And Erick Erickson made this plea at RedState.com: "Just please, G.O.P., please — in four years let's not go with the 'he's the most electable' argument.

They made this plea: "Political leaders and public figures have the courage to articulate publicly that… the war on drugs has not, and cannot, be won".

"Today the Sun makes this plea to Mr Blatter and Fifa: don't be put off by the BBC rehashing ancient history.

PHIL CORSELLO Denver, Nov. 11, 2013 To the Editor: As a three-times-a-week bicycle rider in Marin County, I make this plea to some cyclists in San Francisco (and elsewhere): Please make yourselves visible after dark.

"After hearing the Labour leader's intentions to support the changes to tax credits that the Chancellor has put forward, I must make this plea through the words of one of your own, and of a personal hero of mine.

After hearing the Labour leader's intentions to support the changes of tax credits that the Chancellor has put forward, I must make this plea to the words of one of your own and a personal hero of mine.

"I suspect many are tired of hearing it, and I know I am tired of saying it," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "but I must make this plea again — Congress must provide judicial compensation that keeps pace with inflation".