Sentence examples for plea make it from inspiring English sources

But within hours of the new feature's debut, thousands of Facebook members had organized behind a desperate, angry plea: Make it stop.

In fact, the plea made it all but certain that Mr. Padilla would be deported once he served his time.

As the memo notes, Papadopoulos's plea made it clear the dirt in question was a stash of Hillary Clinton emails.

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.

So does this tweet about the memo from Adam Schiff stating it shows "Russia was prepared to help you". As the memo notes, Papadopoulos's plea made it clear the dirt in question was a stash of Hillary Clinton emails.

A lawyer who sued Mr. Scruggs over the fees, Grady F. Tollison Jr., said that the plea would make it easier to persuade a judge that Mr. Scruggs had attempted the bribe.

He indicated, at the time, he was taking the plea to make it easier for him to run for New York City Council president.

Such pleas could make it more difficult for the men to sue the state over their imprisonment.

The 21 plea deals helped make it clear that the accusations of racketeering were "not some fantasy created by the DA's office" and "made it easy for people to recognize that something bad happened," he said.

These artistic images are largely unnecessary because almost all of India is a plea to its own to make it a better place.

A prototypical Webb ballad like "Didn't We?" with its reiterated plea, "Didn't we almost make it this time?," mourns the loss of an impossibly perfect love with an adolescent faith in the sustainability of another relationship just like it.