Sentence examples for plea for someone from inspiring English sources
Ervin Balo, 26, a carpenter and father of two from Kikinda in northeastern Serbia, had been unemployed for more than a year when he decided to go on local television news program, accompanied by his 4-year-old daughter, and make a plea for someone to buy his kidney.
"I guess when I saw the plea for someone to save Diamond's life I just knew that I wanted to help this animal.
Instead, it seems to be nothing more than a love song, a quick and heartfelt plea for someone to stay by Glover's side.
The article is a plea for someone to appear who, like LeRoy, is able to reach out beyond the narrow art world parameters and embrace popular culture, but, unlike LeRoy, also provided a built-in critique.
There, the mystery behind her dramatic performance is answered: her speech ended with a plea for someone to help her save the equatorial rainforests by purchasing an elemetary school student's environment-themed collage for $150 million dollars the sum that non-profit Cool Earth is seeking to halt the destruction of the biome by 2020.
But this was like an unethical district attorney enforcing a plea bargain for someone to go to jail for a lesser offense he did not do, to avoid a draconian punishment for the initial trumped up charge.
Cowan was suspended for two months in 2001 after entering a guilty plea for prescribing medications with someone he was having sexual relations with, according to the College of Physicians report.
It is an experience I did not want lost on my own kids when they were younger, so my husband and I would at least occasionally use someone's plea for quiet as a family reminder that silence is more than golden -- it is a priceless path to fulfillment and joy.
Her plea: Can someone please write a terrific plot for this terrific character?
Ms. Sparkman says she got the idea to put her plea on Indiegogo after debating with friends about whether it was appropriate for someone to crowdfund an adoption.
It is, in essence, a plea for mercy, an unapologetic and sometimes mawkish effort to win sympathy for someone who has killed another human being.
