Sentence examples for plead what from inspiring English sources

Slow down, slow down, I plead – what are you on about?

I fought back the urge to comment myself and plead, "What else should we do!?" Are we as a society really saying that these kids should not be allowed to experience the world away from our side?

Bevin pleaded, "What we need to tell the American people is that the party's over".

And just to nail the point down, he added, "When a man says to Society, 'May I torture my mother in pursuit of knowledge?' Society replies 'No.' If he pleads, 'What!

In his essay on Soviet privilege, Donald Filtzer tells a terrific story about Brezhnev desperately trying to impress his mother by showing off his limousine, his helicopter and his three palatial residences: "Tell me, Mama," he pleads, "What do you think?" "Well," she hesitates, "it's good, Leonid.

The officer started yelling, "Sit down or I'll spray every last one of you dogs!" We started pleading, "What do you mean?

Mikhail Youzhny, tormented beyond endurance by a Roger Federer whose powers were said to have dissipated, turning in his despair to Andre Agassi in the Royal Box and pleading: "what do I have to do?" The look of dazed disbelief and joy on the faces of Jonny Marray and Freddie Nielsen in their press conference after winning a thrilling men's doubles final under the roof.

Of course, business indulges in special pleading, what interest group doesn't?

How will the players plead, and what action might their pleas lead to?

According to law enforcement officials, the welter of charges were a tactical step intended to pressure Mr. Lee into pleading to what some officials suggested could be far more serious charges.

Barbara Tice, her mother's friend, said Ms. Jones relented when Tysha pleaded, asking, "What can happen at the beach?" Ms. Jones emerged from her building midday Friday and sat in Harlem River Park, downcast and uncomposed in an oversize white T-shirt, slippers and a head scarf.