Sentence examples for next pleads from inspiring English sources

"Please tell me Paul Collingwood is in next," pleads John Davis.

IN the summer of 1979, as millions of Americans idled in creeping gas lines, President Jimmy Carter was preoccupied with matters abroad: first he was in Vienna completing SALT II with Leonid Brezhnev, next pleading for it before Congress, then away in Japan and Korea, hoping to rest in Hawaii afterward.

She said an increasingly frantic Mr. Mays repeatedly sent her text messages the next day, pleading with her not to press charges and saying that he feared his football career would be hurt.

I overheard my mother on the phone in the next room pleading with the electric company, "five dollars more next Thursday, I promise".

He was arraigned the next day — pleading not guilty — on two felonies (second-degree burglary and first-degree criminal contempt) and two misdemeanors (fourth-degree standing and possession of burglar tools) and was being held in a Southampton jail in lieu of $100,000 bail. .

"Please make me a handsome Tokyo boy in my next life!" she pleads, while performing her Shinto temple duties, which include the kuchikami ritual of making sake with spit and braiding kumihimo cords, representing the strange interweaving of time and space, of gods and men.

You're standing around the water cooler minding your own business when your co-worker from the next cubicle starts pleading with you to organize next month's holiday office party.

Lowenstein pleaded next with Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota to do it.

He tracked her down at a party the next night and pleaded his case.

Aspiring bands can walk directly to the Universal Music headquarters next door and plead for a deal.

"If I can bring the temperature down within the next hour," I pleaded, "can I stay home?" I could.