Sentence examples for plea for getting from inspiring English sources

The play makes a plea for getting past the thirst for revenge, of transcending politics, and its themes now have a special resonance.

Paul Lewis, who just was named reporter of the year at the prestigious British Press award for his G20 coverage for the Guardian, makes a plea for getting real: "There are not too many rivals out there.

This particular coworker was a friend, and I immediately understood his point: I had no reason to use an apology as a plea for getting what I wanted.

His plea for preservation "got me, as he intended, hopping mad," David Gates wrote here last year.

But whether Mr. Tester's plea for moderation gets a fair hearing in the election is far from certain, political experts say.

But it seemed like my pleas for help got lost in a vast desert.

But if they are, I've got a plea for Vince Cable: let's use them to raise the tax free allowance, and not to take further pennies off the basic rate.

The eye-rolling laments, the hangdog plea "Y'all got to pray for me!" -- they all seem part of an ancient, vaudevillian craft.

Paul Simon's The Only Living Boy in New York, from the duo's final studio album together, was a plea for his partner to get cracking with the record ("Tom, get your plane right on time/I know your part'll go fine").

After the students attack the parent and chase him to a suburb, the video shows the father plea for them to stop before getting kicked and punched by multiple students.

11.01am GMT A local perspective on the modest crowd numbers Still, Graeme Smith's pre-series plea for the country to get behind the Proteas and come down to the game appears to have fallen on deaf ears.