implore

She has implored him for years to make a love story.

"For three years we have implored the President to take action."

Not enough to support me, when I implored him to do so.

He held up his hands, as if imploring God for an answer.

When he left, she implored his mother for leave to just go and watch.

His mother implored him to take more care, to do one thing or another.

He implored "both of those groups to leave the room now."

He implored them to find God and to respect others.

The son implores him to look for his wife and bring her home.

And in both, the women implored him to send their children back home.

When I was a child, my parents implored me to stay away from drugs.

Having implored your attention, I'm now at a loss for where to begin.

It was what, in his mind, he had been imploring her to say.

I feel your pain, but would implore you to have one more go.

They had implored him to study man's history to understand where violence led.

She implores the others for help, but in the end, leaves alone.

His father, because of a new attack, implored him to lead the army.

She implored the students to remember that they had been the product of a public school education.

But the doctor implored him to begin walking by today.

And the time his father implored him to graduate from college.

"Let's not be talking about such things tonight," the woman implored him.

But I implore you, just keep your ear to the ground.

She stared back and held out her hand, imploring him to come.

He implored me in his letter to run away and be married.

He implores her to come with him and they'll find a new life together somewhere.