Sentence examples for plea to their from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the crowd trouble that marred the first leg, Darlington's chairman George Reynolds toured the pitch with a microphone before the start with a personal plea to their fans.

When Scots report that they will reject separation if it costs them even a small dip in their standard of living, a purely emotional plea to their sense of self is off the agenda.

It is not often that party members make such a daring plea to their boss.

And while hopefully most MobileMe users have at least gotten their money back, if not all their lost emails, a stiff apology and plea to their "loyal customers' patience" may not be enough for Apple to keep the hounds at bay.

They've made that plea to their own elected official in Congress, Republican Representative Allen West, who is definitely one of those "appropriate people".

The members would, of course, attach a fundraising plea to their YouTube channels, and $1 million later, they'd be laughing all the way to the bank.

The young girls who had come with their mums, and the teenagers who'd arrived as a pack, yelled instructions and pleas to their players without the sarky cynicism of the world-weary season ticket holder.

Most children are barely out of their infancy when they start to ask to ask for privacy to dress or bathe, and that is usually quickly followed by embarrassed pleas to their dad not to stumble around the house half-naked.

For ITV's Santa charity Christmas campaign, they filmed a set of pleas to their fans and the general public, asking them to donate £2.

Police suspect that the father and his wife sacrificed the child as a plea to improve their married life.

Such a scheme is in fact a desperate plea by government to dishonest businessmen, corrupt politicians and cunning bureaucrats: a plea to bring their stash home and pay a token tax on it.