Sentence examples for plea to those from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, her plea to those attending her events was vague and somehow unambitious.

They said, in addition to marking the demise of democracy, they were wearing the armbands to make "a silent plea to those responsible to stop the abuse of human rights in Zimbabwe".

City Councilwoman Inez Dickens made an impassioned plea to those gathered at the school yesterday, warning that the battle was won with the help of wealthy donors and the city, but it would be up to the community to win the war.

It was the real-life equivalent of when Cady breaks apart the prom crown at the end of Mean Girls; it was an acknowledgement of one's sins and a plea to those who once claimed to unconditionally love him to please love him (even just a little bit) again.

This is an emergency plea to those upset about a pending Trump presidency.

He ended up serving three years and nine months in jail after a 2009 guilty plea to those crimes.

"White Helmets" director Orlando von Einsiedel had made a plea to the U.S. to allow those who had worked on and been featured in the film to attend the Oscars.

In those ways, each portrait is a plea to help those who are still suffering.

Let's conclude with a plea to all those who will be axed Thursday night: No more reacting as if you've just been told you have two days to live.

"A plea to all those who can, roll your sleeves up and get drawing!" "This poor MP made it worse for himself.

In his speech, Sessions issued a personal plea to all those prescribing painkillers: "Slow down".