Sentence examples for so the plea from inspiring English sources

So the plea here is different, too: Please don't break up the Yankees until they deserve to be broken up by not winning the World Series.

Farmers make up a significant part of the Conservative party's power base in rural constituencies, which rarely vote Labour, so the plea by Truss was an important step in trying to prevent a damaging split within the party.

It also echoes a frequent retort that my wife and I (both apostates) hear when we challenge Mormon doctrine and hypocrisies in our dominantly Mormon hometown: "Can't you," so the plea goes, "just say something nice?" Darl Biniaz St. George, Utah.

Not so the plea agreement, made public on Monday, entered by former Trump foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos.

So the plea is singular: Can retailers relax their scanners for one critical afternoon on a crucial day preserved for giving thanks and not for handing over a credit card?

"In all seriousness, we ain't got no place to stay tonight," so came the plea from a member of Larry and His Flask, about midway through its maelstrom of a performance on Thursday night in the small, inhospitable basement of Union Hall in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

So forget the plea I was going to make to help keep the American Theater vital, help define our culture, help keep a light glowing in the darkness by dropping $65 at the box office and listening to the petty concerns of four young college students as they search for love and meaning in their sheltered lives.

So while the plea in JAMA to lift the "ban" on total dietary fat is valid, the silence on the topic in the DGAC report may be even more so.

So, despite the pleas of his New Hampshire organization, Gore tended to give high-profile speeches rather than chat in crammed living rooms.

So far the pleas have received support in some critical corners of Washington.

And new songs You're So Pretty, We're So Pretty (perhaps the plea "Show me the money" is aimed at unscrupulous financiers) and Is It In You? are as resplendent as any of their hits.