Sentence examples for pleading all from inspiring English sources

Unknown to García or anyone else outside the United States team room, Kim had been pleading all week with the captain Paul Azinger to put him out first in singles, where he would have the best chance of drawing García as an opponent.

Making a decision about what tie they should wear would have been torture; likely involving letters from parents, and a sit-down meeting with senior leaders, and lots of "but I have a special exception" pleading – all of which is embarrassing enough for any teenager and even more so for someone already marked out as "different" for intractable reasons.

"This totally corroborate[d] what we ha[d] been pleading all along".

She's good-natured in her pleading, all smiles.

Marianne 3 tries to dissuade Johan 3 from leaving her by making him tea, climbing on top of him, and pleading: all the stereotypically female stuff that has worked for her in the past.

"France can plead all it wants for the Americans not to strike Iran," says François Heisbourg, of the Foundation for Strategic Research, a think-tank.

Overcoming Reggina 3-0, Lazio fans turned forlornly to the Stadio Renato Curi, pleading looks all round.

But the people plead above all for a strong hand.

The Obama administration has pleaded for all sides to "de-escalate" but has criticized only Hamas.

"How do you plead to all counts in the indictment?" the judge asked.

I plead with all Nigerians to be patient, no matter the pains we take.