Sentence examples for published a plea from inspiring English sources

The statement from He Zhengsheng was made a week after a newspaper published a plea from Heywood's mother, Ann, for the case's resolution.

In 1845, Pitman's Phonographic Institution published "A Plea for Phonotypy and Phonography," by Alexander J. Ellis, a call to arms that laid the groundwork for ghoti and other mockeries of English spelling.

Suprun, the one Republican elector to turn against Trump, spent the weekend visiting the Lincoln Memorial, and this morning published a plea that his fellow-electors "be more than bean-counters, to exercise actual intelligence".

Google this morning, by way of one example, published a plea for increased reform, citing specifically the woefully outdated Electronic Communications Privacy Act which in its current form provides little to no security to the email content of private citizens.

One Egyptian government newspaper published a plea from an Iranian cleric for understanding between the faiths.

But his real coming out came in early 1959, when Confidential magazine published a first-person plea.

A Chinese newspaper has published a front-page plea - for the second time in two days - for the release of one of its journalists held by police.

Brunch — in New York, as much a ritual as it is a meal — first entered dining vocabulary when the English writer Guy Beringer published "Brunch: A Plea" in an 1895 edition of Hunter's Weekly.

A Chinese newspaper has published a rare front-page plea for the release of one of its journalists held by police.

William J. Stuntz, a beloved HLS professor who died in 2011, was a leading scholar on this issue and influenced several of the new criminal law faculty, including Crespo, who recently published an article about plea bargaining in the Columbia Law Review.

Fletcher Gyles, an English bookseller, had previously published a book entitled Matthew Hale's Pleas of the Crown, for which he had purchased the exclusive publishing rights.