Sentence examples for pleaded from from inspiring English sources

"Who are you?" it pleaded from the hell mouth.

Last week, the death of six-year-old Fareed Shawky, who had earlier pleaded from his hospital bed, "Don't bury me," became a symbol of the human cost of Yemen's war.

Even as the Dalai Lama pleaded from inside a new Buddhist centre for religious tolerance and harmony, the constant drumming and chanting of protesters from a breakaway sect could be heard outside.

Then the atmosphere became much less genteel, as a nymphesque young woman, barefoot, in a scant off-white costume and crocheted shawl, pleaded from upstage, "It's not me!" Harrying her was a group of women in black: skimpy skirts, tops, head coverings, boots.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Then the atmosphere became much less genteel, as a nymphesque young woman, barefoot, in a scant off-white costume and crocheted shawl, pleaded from upstage, "It's not me!" Harrying her was a group of women in black: skimpy skirts, tops, head coverings, boots.

"Margo?" a weak voiced pleaded from the floor of the Timmins' living room.

("STOP IT!" someone pleads from the crowd).

Hate giraffes!" "But it's your favourite," you plead from the front seat, patience flagging.

With nearly 17m Europeans out of work, politicians are susceptible to pleading from industries claiming that competition from imports is costing jobs.

Despite the horror stories and pleading from inmates' advocates and their families, state lawmakers this year failed to approve legislation that would limit jail releases to daylight hours.

Can I try it?" Arthur pleads from the plastic kayak bobbing around next to Bramble's in an inlet on the north Pembrokeshire coast.