Sentence examples for trying to beg from inspiring English sources

A man, possibly love-struck, was trying to beg his way onto the plane.

At Accrington it is about trying to beg and borrow to survive.

Or when you were running away from me, screaming and wildly waving your arms, that you were trying to beg for mercy rather than summon reinforcements?

Night tennis began at the United States Open in 1975 with certain stars trying to beg out and certain patrons trying to dump unwanted tickets on scalpers.

Thus, an American dance company is now having to grapple with the unthinkable: arranging security for the performances and planning for a rush of ticketless people trying to beg, borrow and steal their way into the show.

"It's less of a burden on my mind, trying to beg people for the money or going back to work sooner," said Ms. Petro-Nixon, who occupies her days with chores and reading.

Once he finally broached the subject, I tried to beg off.

"I tried to beg my way into that movie," she said.

Henry Hynoski tried to beg off, then gamely wiggled his fists and swayed his hips for a few awkward seconds.

They tried to beg off an appearance at the Armani store in Midtown, where they would essentially serve as human mannequins.

(One person, who tried to beg a ticket for a friend dying of cancer, was told by the producer, Rocco Landesman, "That's not good enough").