Sentence examples for pleading to become from inspiring English sources
So obviously you'll be pleading to become part of it, and then you'll be flocking to Trafalgar Square to see it.
She chose to move to Forks and be in a new place; she constantly faces a bunch of people who want to suck the life right out of her, and she is constantly pleading to become a vampire, too, so she can take care of herself and Edward".
Keep all recriminations and pleading to yourself.
When Meyer pleads with Ben to become her acting chief of staff, she goes gynaecological: "I'm 10cm dilated.
By the end of the night, the children pleaded with us to become war re-enactors, so we could camp out next time, instead of staying in a motel.
That relative success had allowed Algeria to take a hands-off approach to the Islamist conquest of northern Mali in recent months, even as Western governments pleaded with it to become more directly involved in confronting the militants, who move across the hazy border between the two countries.
Because they are as they are and ultimately no one that we can plead to or blame, it becomes easier to let them go as becoming attached to them or claiming them as ours suddenly seems nonsensical.
Robertson would later recall: "I begged him, I pleaded with him, I offered to become his partner in songwriting, I'd pull him into a song I was working on just to get him in the mood or give him a taste of it, thinking he would go on to follow it up.
The children of undocumented immigrants have dared arrest and deportation to plead publicly for the right to become American citizens.
B1 Ex-Officers Deny Murders Louis J. Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, the two retired New York detectives accused of betraying their badges to become paid Mafia killers, pleaded not guilty to committing at least eight murders for the mob.
