It does not have to ask, plead, question or thank; all it must do is appreciate.
In fact, Dryden's reminder pleads a question much larger and much more controversial than the general public realizes: Do students, those below the age of eighteen and legal adulthood, have constitutional rights -- and if so, is it fair for school boards to dictate where those rights should be exercised?
Finally, he pleaded for questions about Vernon Gholston, the Jets' first-round pick, who signed a contract Friday.
Wolf says anorexic and bulimic women "are walking question marks pleading with schools, universities, and [the rest of us] to tell them unequivocally: Thus is intolerable.
Yet Netanyahu can, if he so chooses, dodge sensitive questions by pleading a lack of time to prepare his new government's policy positions.
(He didn't answer any questions, however, pleading an Italian version of the Fifth Amendment, as was his legal right since he is a defendant in a related bribery case).
Davis abruptly canceled his scheduled appearance that day at a weekly reporters' lunch sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor, escaping any further questions by pleading that he had to hit the campaign trail.
Twelve nuns and employees of the temple, including temple abbess Venerable Yi Kung (who resigned her post after being subpoenaed), refused to answer questions by pleading the Fifth Amendment when they were subpoenaed to testify before Congress.
Later, when playing Cohen's "Plead the Fifth" question game, Rivers was asked which comedian has never made her laugh.
Do not start asking him questions or begin pleading with him until after he has gotten through his initial questions.
We posted a big sign on the gate, letting people know what had happened, and pleading for her return, no questions asked.
