Sentence examples for put a plea from inspiring English sources

The demand is so great that station bosses have put a plea on its website for people to visit Kay's site instead.

Mr Creedon stressed he had not yet spoken to Mr Francis and said: "I want to put a plea to Peter Francis to answer questions.

Camp founder LaDonna Brave Bull Allard put a plea on Facebook for support and the "water protestors" came, in their thousands.

At the Food Bank of South Jersey in Pennsauken, donations increased in recent weeks after organizers put out a plea.

Don Dewaay, who owns the firm holding the event, put out a plea for donations to the Republican Party of Polk County.

On the day of the trial the defendant put in a plea bargain for one of the attacks and I was advised by my solicitor to accept it.

Bijan Zanganeh, the Iranian energy minister, has already put in a plea for a production cut: limiting supply would raise prices and increase national income from fossil fuels.

Barnardo's has put out a plea for more foster carers to look after the record number of children in care across the UK.

On Tuesday, Linda Kelly, the attorney general, put out a plea for him to come forward; he would be nineteen years old now — the age of the students now at Penn State.

At the end of May the Spanish press put out a plea for families to come forward to claim the remains of 18 prisoners, killed more than 60 years ago, discovered in the vecinity of Valdenoceda prison camp in northern Spain.

Where one would condemn a composer who had never got beyond the stage of rough writing, one feels with a composer such as Holst, whom one has admired and revered for the felicity and purity of his earlier style, that one cannot wholly condemn; one can merely question, and while admiring put in a plea for the unintellectual view.