Sentence examples similar to though frequently petitioned from inspiring English sources

Dorothy DeBorba, 77, was a regular in the Little Rascals films of the early 1930s; she frequently petitions Courts for appearances, and he relents.

Even though he petitioned repeatedly, with increasing desperation, to get them a visa.

"Have you no decency?" I saw the portrait at the Portobello Road market in London, and though I petitioned, hard, for months, nobody bought it for me.

The language, though frequently harsh, is also strangely unresonant.

Another is mentioned far too infrequently, though frequently still.

Though Green has petitioned for a new trial twice in recent years, her requests have not been successful.

That, though, is frequently the plight of losing teams.

On the stump and in interviews, though, Trump frequently talks about his success in the primaries.

Sometimes, though, their petition was rejected.

Local businesses and fans haven't given up though, starting a petition to change Woolies' mind.

Arm-wrestling is not an Olympic event, though the United States Olympic Committee has been petitioned.