Sentence examples for plea if it from inspiring English sources

Billy, Jimmy, this is my open plea: If it really is something I said -- or something that I didn't say -- please accept my apology and work things out.

Her plea, if it went not unheard, was in vain, and the Duke of Northumberland was executed on 22 August 1553 on Tower Hill after having recanted his Protestant faith.

Of course, you do what you are bound by oath to do, Dr., but just one more plea, if I may: let it slip to her that it's no secret, we're all running out of time.

One can't help but read a politicized anxiety present in her plea: If I can't get a professional to do this, I will literally ask anybody; I will do anything.

Moments later, Mr. Hancock said that his client was terribly ill -- "a walking medical textbook" was his exact description -- and asked the judge to allow Mr. Casale to remain at home until he either goes to trial or is sentenced under his current guilty plea, if he chooses not to withdraw it.

The Houston-based company could have withdrawn its guilty plea if US District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo had rejected its deal with the Justice Department.

And No. 3 sparked Ms. Chatzky's most impassioned plea: "If you're in a precarious financial place, don't try to hide it from your kids," she said.

Rather, it is a plea to parents to wonder if it is right to assume teenage boys should stop expressing their strong feelings.

In a plea that would be entertaining if it weren't so depressing, it asks users not to bother reporting anything blocked by O2's parental controls: "almost all internet sites are listed as blocked by the "Parental Controls" profile," it explains.

Leonhart's won't-someone-PLEASE-think-of-the-fluffy-puppies plea makes it seem as if she truly is running on empty, argument-wise.

"If I could make one plea, if you get invited to the White House and you despise the sitting president, just go anyway," Ms. Berman said.