Sentence examples for time to beg from inspiring English sources

She knows where the traffic lights change most slowly, giving her most time to beg from idling cars.

I finally decided this year that it was time to beg and borrow because the rent on both my apartment and studio were going up, and everything was going crazy in Williamsburg.

He come back that time to beg her please forgive him and she say come inside Daddy Jack and he do.

And while you're down there on your knees, take the time to beg the fans to stay interested for the next three seasons while those lottery tickets develop in the minors.

Lady Gaga's "Artpop" is apparently not all she wanted it to be, and in explaining the delay in her "Do What U Want" video, the performer took some time to beg her fans for their forgiveness — even as she slammed the people in her operation who she said didn't have her back.

An anonymous "disillusioned" Tory voter has splashed out an estimated £16,000 for a full-page advert in the Times to beg David Cameron and George Osborne to learn about the "unpleasant realities of the real world".

But Mama, you never told me How quickly the time would pass; How the hours, the days, the weeks and the months Would slip through My fingers So fast That I would suddenly find myself looking at a child instead of a baby; A baby instead of a newborn; And beg time to be a little bit kinder and wait for me to catch up.

A paragraph later, she describes the second time they are together, and his simple, seductive question: "Would you let me blindfold you?" She agrees, and he does, with the scarf she dropped on the floor, The third time, she has to beg him to bring her to orgasm after he stops her, multiple times, before the brink.

After leaving the semi-circle the first time, I had to beg and charm three different officers before I was let back in.

But even those who support Ms Shah express frustration with the national party at how this has been handled: "To leave our candidate such little time to campaign begs a lot of questions.

The commission has at times been forced to beg for funds, thanks to what has appeared to be deliberate Administration foot-dragging.