Her eyes plead with the camera not to pan away.
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"I plead with them not to do it," he said.
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For the first few days, he'll beg and plead with you.
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A community of frogs plead with Zeus to send them a leader.
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Ed Helms was the next former Office star to plead with Carell.
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"I swear sometimes I plead with people to fire me," says Carson.
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The shocking image prompted friends to plead with him to get help.
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Here, hungry people with money plead with passersby to buy them food.
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I plead with Congress to revote the veto override before members leaves town.
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Parents and Students Plead With Trump: 'How Many Children Have to Get Shot?
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Many were there to plead with Mr. Samuelian to save their island oasis.
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She believes we should plead with God in times of trouble (Psalm 50:15).
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I plead with Congress to stop Donald Trump before he gets us all killed.
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They plead with President-elect Trump to make a deal so they can be freed.
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He said the association would plead with ZETDC to spare its members from the blackouts.
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"Millions of Americans plead with me to continue," he said in a statement Tuesday night.
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The villagers plead with the soldiers to protect them, and the soldiers promise to help.
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Whoever has Jade, I want to plead with you, please just drop her off anywhere.
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Throughout the video, flight attendants plead with the woman to calm down and stop shouting.
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Dozens lined up on a bridge to plead with the military to let them through.
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We plead with the French authorities and the international communities that you understand our situation.
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I plead with all anti-vaccination parents to consider the "others" when weighing their decision.
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They plead with him to join their fight up North, but he won't hear of it.
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A cluster of police suicides has prompted leaders to plead with troubled officers to seek help.
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Shall the robot counsel Junior in his jail cell and plead with the judge for bail?
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Victims plead with court On Monday, Bro finally confronted her daughter's killer, presenting a victim impact statement.
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People are taking to Twitter to plead with someone, anyone to get them one of these blankets.
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They plead with the reader to have sympathy for Latino immigrants, which is a fine humanitarian agenda.
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A broad coalition has come together to plead with the Supreme Court to hear this desperate appeal.
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I plead with a God of Maybe, who may or may not let me collect more years.
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On the first of these occasions, I had to plead with the Greenlander to let me try it.
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You can plead with the airline to have mercy, but your protection generally won't apply in this case.
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"You plead that they keep the yields under control, you plead with them not to overirrigate," Grahm says.
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Prevented from entering the electorate, women who wanted to influence public affairs were left to plead with men.
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Activists plead with the officers to join the protesters in solidarity, as was done in Thailand and Dallas.
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But it has been more than four years, so I do plead with you to please be quick.
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Donal Logue and his ex-wife are continuing to plead with the public for information about their missing child.
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The migrants plead with the soldiers to take them onwards to Libya and not back where they came from.
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Alert to mortal peril, Athenian leaders dispatched envoys to plead with Pythia, the oracle at Delphi, for divine counsel.
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The artists used the occasion not just to perform but to plead with fans to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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You can't plead with the referee when you don't like a call or leave the field when you're tired.
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Last episode, Walter, that money-mongering pile of douche, plead with Norma to change the name of the RR diner.
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They beg and plead with corporate Twitter accounts and start online petitions as a form of post-postmodern grassroots organizing.
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Warren expected Porter to plead with her to not ask her anymore questions, as other students had in the past.
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He continued to plead with Baldwin for a year, finally getting the "yes" he had been waiting for since 1981.
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Mr. Snider says Medi-Share urged him to plead with the hospital after determining he would owe more than $100,000.
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I doubt many who live in the District of Columbia will shed any tears or plead with him to reconsider.
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His wife, Lady Bird, would sometimes be in the same room and would plead with him to stop embarrassing her.
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This is a place where alligators roam the streets and police plead with residents to not shoot guns at the hurricane.
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In fact, in open court, she had to beg and plead with the judge for more time to gather the facts.
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"And to the Republicans who wish to repeal the Affordable Care Act, I plead with you to reconsider," Mr. Brown said.
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Members of the Freedom Caucus took to the floor of the House to plead with him not to betray the cause.
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Rebel Tories had called a no-confidence vote, forcing her to plead with her own lawmakers to give her more time.
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I plead with you to impose the maximum sentence under the plea agreement because everything is what these survivors are worth.
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Kristaps charges another group that's off camera, but a couple police officers plead with him to calm down and stand down.
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Hiroshima is only the latest in a string of memorial sites to plead with visitors to leave their Poké Balls at home.
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A few weeks ago they got Kourtney to call Scott and plead with him to get help, but he wasn't having it.
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It didn't match the chaos of his earlier town hall -- but McClintock did have to plead with the rowdy crowd for calm.
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"This is why we beg and plead with our visitors to please refrain from touching objects in museums," the video's description reads.
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"I'm here to plead with you, to beg you, to reject the siren song of cynicism," which he mocks and calls pervasive.
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Recently, the commander of the Qods Force – General Qasem Soleimani, was sent to Moscow to plead with Putin for more Russian intervention.
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After a late-night press conference following May's desperate flight to Brussels to plead with EU leaders on Thursday, Juncker was withering.
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LAS VEGAS — As the Democratic presidential candidates plead with Nevadans for their support in 2020, Harry Reid is already looking to 2008.
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And students and parents from the school have appeared on television networks to passionately plead with lawmakers for action on gun control.
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I plead with you to remember that many of our community members have experienced 'summer of hate' moments throughout their entire lives.
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"I plead with you let us put the people of South Africa first and vote to remove Jacob Zuma today," Mmusi Maimane said.
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The number of measles cases in the U.S. has topped 1,000 as public officials continue to plead with parents to vaccinate their children.
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Then AIDS spread, and we wore scarlet letters as we marched into the public square to plead with President Ronald Reagan for help.
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Judge Aquilina, I plead with you as you deliberate the sentence to give Larry, send a message that these victims are worth everything.
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Michelle Williams is also good as the boy's mother, who does everything she can to plead with Getty to do the right thing.
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Some mornings, Ms. Soesman has to plead with drivers to make room for her to pull out of her driveway onto Irving Street.
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Unsurprisingly, a number of insurers have decided to exit the marketplace, rather than plead with the government for higher rates to sell unprofitable polices.
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So Mr. Trump could plead with Congress not to recognize a state's votes, or to challenge the way they were counted, Mr. Hasen said.
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Similarly, when I down an enemy, I am not looking to see if they're whipping around to plead with someone who could save them.
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That is much harder to argue and plead with shareholders within this vote, which is why the company is leading with the tangible items.
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Bars fill and elected officials boast about shopping and dining in public, even as public health experts plead with Americans to stay at home.
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That means Democrats, despite their imminent ascendancy, have been forced again to plead with outgoing Republican leaders to do something — anything — to protect Mueller.
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"A manipulation complaint must plead with particularity the nature, purpose, and effect of the fraudulent conduct and the roles of the defendants," Furman wrote.
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Occasionally people appeared at the podium to whip up the crowd, or to winkingly plead with us not to harm any protesters who might manifest.
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Rob Kardashian has taken to Instagram to plead with Blac Chyna to let him see their newborn daughter Dream after she left their shared home.
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Did it plead with Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph to reprise their beloved awards-presenting bit from the 22011 show, only to be turned down?
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Prentice Penny, the showrunner and the director for Sunday's episode, plead with fans of the show to disregard condom use on the show last week.
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To do what we've done in Ohio, you have to plead with people, then you go back down to Washington and do the same thing.
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They're using the hashtag to plead with her to support Ford by denouncing Kavanaugh and demanding a fair and informed FBI investigation into the allegations.
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Why is it necessary in 2016, for us to plead with America to see our blackness as more than a threat, more than a menace?
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After walking out, Medley returned to plead with Morgan — explaining to her that she was hurt when Morgan previously claimed Medley had a coke habit.
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The People's National Party government, then recently elected, sent the finance minister, Peter Phillips, to Washington to plead with the IMF for one last chance.
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The site got popular for finding and storing the deleted Tweets of politicians and even Lindsay Lohan who plead with the English PM to #remain.
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He would plead with himself: "Don't have violent thoughts today," and then they would inevitably emerge—about hurting his family, or committing sexually violent acts.
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Before he makes his decision, there is a particularly sensitive moment when representatives of the N.A.A.C.P. visit and gently plead with him to boycott the Games.
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Some people have also set up relief camps on the outskirts of Ahmedabad to provide food and shelter to migrants and plead with them to stay.
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Fines do not appear to have stamped out the chant however, forcing Hernandez to take to social media to plead with fans to stop the chant.
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GOOGLE EMPLOYEES PLEAD WITH CEO TO DROP OUT OF PENTAGON AI PROJECT Project Maven has sparked an intense debate within the company about Google's corporate ethics.
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On Friday, the Roman Forest Police Department in Texas turned to Facebook to plead with owners not to leave their pets tied outside with flooding likely.
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Photo: Getty Facebook was back in federal court today to plead with a judge to reject ZeniMax's request to halt sales of the Oculus Rift headset.
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His days are jammed with rallies and pep talks for volunteers who are fanning out across the state to plead with people to vote for him.
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In the fourth episode, which aired last night, the wives of the captains stranded in the arctic plead with the navy to recover the lost ships.
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Humanity's drain on natural resources, the threat of climate change, and concerns around overpopulation led the scientist to plead with our Earth-bound species to relocate.
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" Republican lawmakers continued to plead with Trump to cease his attacks, highlighting the divide within the party over one of its most well-known members. "Mr.
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Braves Manager Brian Snitker was also ejected after he ran onto the field, first to confront Ureña, and then to plead with umpires to eject Ureña.
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Sometimes, Ferak said, her correspondents plead with her not to give up, telling her that the lectures changed their outlook—even the arc of their lives.
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Aides told Mr. Sessions he would have to fly down to Mar-a-Lago to plead with the president in person to sign the new order.
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When dinners with Dad turn into occasions for distressed children to plead with their father to put the fork down, obesity exacts a heavy toll on families.
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And in an effort to plead with the thief, flag captain Alice Wagener told the outlet, "If you have any decency and patriotism, please bring them back."
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After months of shunning the spotlight, the singer reappeared on social media to deny the conspiracy theories and plead with fans to not believe everything they read.
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Sanders is now insisting he will take the fight to the convention and plead with superdelegates to back him as the only candidate capable of stopping Rubio.
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I've met with Senator [Dick] Durbin [of Illinois] four times, after different mass shootings since Sandy Hook, telling him to plead with congress to get something done.
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But the original Monkey Island doesn't often leave you stumped, staring a red herring in the face as you plead with a troll to let you pass.
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"Finally, we want to plead with you from the bottom of our hearts … please pay attention to what your children look at on social media," she added.
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The man was being held down, beaten and kicked when Muslim cleric Mohammed Mahmoud stepped in to plead with people just to restrain him until police arrived.
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Hossein had told me that he wished he could step back in time, grab his comrades by the shoulders, and plead with them again not to arm.
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And Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, took to Twitter to "plead with all" to stop attacks and "destruction of" Dr. Blasey.
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I didn't plead with these businesses to make as much money as possible and then use that money to get the hell out before it's too late.
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Seemingly wary of the risks posed by missing the next debate, Booker used his closing remarks at Wednesday's debate to plead with people to support his campaign.
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He volunteered to run back to the commanders on the outskirts of the town and plead with them to send a tank to draw the enemy's fire.
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Now, you have unravel yourself from your comforter and walk over to your smart speaker to plead with it so you can finally rest your weary head.
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"I would plead with the people of Maryland to understand that this makes the state of Maryland more at risk for violence and crime," Mr. Sessions said.
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Many workers still had fresh memories of the 16-day government shutdown in 2013, and recalled having to plead with creditors and decide which bills to pay.
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When Alexa finally becomes sentient, and decides to turn on humanity altogether, can you think of a more appropriate way to plead with Amazon's AI for your freedom?
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It's nosy people, people without manners or common sense who think it's their place to tell me, even plead with me, to provide my daughter with a sibling.
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You plead with her to stop, but she's tried everything: the gross-tasting nail polish designed to repel biters, the rubber band around the wrist—you name it.
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"He would plead with Americans to recognize that the caustic, destructive language emanating from our current president is sullying the dream that America once was," Patti Davis wrote.
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Cunningham made up her mind when she and three other women — all sexual assault survivors — traveled to Washington last year to plead with Collins to vote against Kavanaugh.
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What followed, however, was not a rescue effort, but a five-hour standoff with police in which Mr. Medlin was said to plead with officers to shoot him.
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I plead with every American of every stripe to demand information and evidence about why Russia's goal was to help Donald Trump get elected and hurt Hillary Clinton.
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Presidential spokesman Garba Shehu told CNN Thursday that the government was working with international organizations, which helped in past negotiations to plead with the abductors following the ultimatum.
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The man dropped to his knees to plead with police to allow him to pass but police shot in him the chest, the witness was quoted as saying.
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"Millions of Americans plead with me to continue As long we continue to receive their support, and the Lord keeps opening doors, I will remain in this presidential race."
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Walsh usually parked on Forest Avenue, around the corner from the bar, and she said Weinstein followed her and continued to plead with her to give him a ride.
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That's what Mohimanul Bhuiya, who attended Columbia in New York before joining ISIS in Syria, did—only to plead with the FBI to help him escape in October 2014.
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On Sunday, a delegation of tribal elders from the northern province of Sar-e-Pul came to Kabul to plead with the government to intervene and rein Dostum in.
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She visited Berlin and Paris yesterday to plead with national leaders to grant her more time to salvage her faltering withdrawal plans, Stephen Castle of the NYT explains. Mrs.
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If you are among them — if you recoil, justifiably, at the colonial privilege and male dominance that underlie Gauguin's late paintings — then I plead with you: See this show.
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Other students from the high school, as well as parents, have appeared on news networks in the day since the shooting to plead with lawmakers for gun control legislation.
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Then, two Democratic electors launched the "Hamilton Electors" movement to plead with members of the electoral college to defy their state's popular vote and rally around an alternative Republican candidate.
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The Ortega supporters ultimately forced their way in to the church, according to the priest, prompting the priest to plead with the group to let his parishioners go home safely.
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The bizarre shift is being led by the US Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, two powerful groups that often plead with Washington to cut red tape.
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Comedian Jon Stewart and first responders met with lawmakers over the last several months and delivered emotional testimony at a hearing in June to plead with Congress to reauthorize the fund.
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"I would plead with him to help us have [a] chance to live a normal life, to be reunited and grant mercy for not just me, but my husband and children."
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The match was halted twice in the first half, and at half time Bulgaria's captain Ivelin Popov walked over to the guilty parties and appeared to plead with them to stop.
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If you believe what he says sometimes — often in Spanish, to immigrants who plead with him for help — and his vow to unite the party, it almost sounds like he means it.
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Bulgaria captain Ivelin Popov appeared to plead with the home fans to stop during halftime; however, ITV commentators at the time said the behaviour continued, and no official action was then taken.
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And we can use our hands to serve those already here that are hurting, while at the same time using our voices to plead with our leaders to continue this important work.
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In the hilarious clip, O'Connell blasts the late singer's 1984 classic "When Doves Cry," forcefully singing along in the car as his kids cover their eyes and plead with him to stop.
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They also gained the support of Henry Ford, who chartered a ship full of activists who crossed the Atlantic to plead with the heads of neutral nations to broker a peace settlement.
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Ms. Merkel, who at times lately has seemed weary, traveled to Saarland on Thursday to plead with Christian Democrats to turn out for the election and persuade others to do the same.
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" Helluva way to go out on Ricky's part -- but he did plead with the room to not take his remarks too seriously, because ... "they're just jokes, and we're all gonna die soon.
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Throughout the recession years, the business community talked incessantly about a "skills gap" but never actually did anything about it other than plead with the government to train workers at taxpayer expense.
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In Frances McDormand's impassioned Oscars acceptance speech for Best Actress, she plead with film industry heavyweights in the room to pay attention to the women around them — whose stories need telling and financing.
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And while it's noble of you to plead with your sister not to "hang back with the brutes" — to choose the aesthetes over the animals — you surely know it's a waste of breath.
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Alarmed Western officials, including Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., have traveled to Kiev in recent months to plead with Mr. Poroshenko to stay on track, but few close observers expect significant changes.
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After all, it's an incredible marketing opportunity — all it takes is a little tweak of the software and a customer's one true love can plead with him to renew his Amazon Prime membership.
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Mitch drops by the UBA offices to plead with his staff ahead of rumors that the New York Times plans to run a more detailed follow-up piece about the allegations against him.
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"I want to plead with all our residents -- not just our young people: If you see someone in serious danger, please use your phone to get help -- not likes and shares," she said.
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Pat Tillman, whose family continues to plead with people to stop using their son's name to make their hackneyed political points because he would not agree with them, makes an appearance in the video.
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This comes less than two weeks after major LGBTQ groups rallied to plead with DeVos and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to uphold these valuable protections for trans students — some of America's most vulnerable kids.
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She says the bodyguard knocked down the front door but couldn't knock down the second, so she used a second phone to call the hotel and plead with them to open the interior door.
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When news of his death arrived, Democratic leaders began to "plead with voters to support a dead man rather than risk electing the fringe candidate who was Mr. Weiss's sole rival," wrote The Times.
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The ferry company's founder, Arthur Imperatore, and its chairman, Armand Pohan, appeared at a Hoboken City Council meeting two weeks ago to plead with the city's leaders not to try to take the property.
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Driven by an emotional appeal from Offred, who discovered poor Eden's annotated Bible hidden among her things, Serena gathers the other wives to plead with the Council that girls be allowed to read scripture.
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One morning in June, he and his entourage of grey-haired hippies — known as the "Council of Light" — filled a room at San Francisco's City Hall to plead with the park's department for permission.
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Violent attacks on religious minorities in India averaged one attack per day last year, a rising number that has led a coalition of US Congress members to plead with India's leaders to condemn the violence.
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In response, some publishers have resorted to teaming with firms (such as PageFair) that help them lock out would-be ad blockers — or plead with them to whitelist their site or pay a subscription fee.
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"With us being so close, I just want to keep the momentum going and I just want to plead with the community to just come forward," he said, at the press conference, according to KTLA.
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Before this gets any further, I want to plead with Mr. Montagliani and everyone else associated with this bid: please don't make this about the sanctity of soccer and its ability to heal global wounds.
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Protesters and progressive activists have confronted several Republican senators in recent days as they travel through airports and other public spaces in an effort to plead with them to oppose Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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During halftime, Bulgaria captain Ivelin Popov walked over to fans and appeared to plead with them to stop, but ITV commentators reported that the chants continued after the break, and no official action was taken.
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Selena was quick to deny the claims by making nice with Hailey on Instagram, even going as far as to plead with her fans to "please be kind to everyone," but it was too late.
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But the prospect of a political win prompted the two U.S. senators to put aside their differences this week — and practically plead with Amazon to plop its new headquarters in their shared home state of Missouri.
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A group of Apple developers recently banded together as a group called "The Developers Union" in order to plead with Apple, en masse, to allow them to offer free trials of their apps to end users.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's government sees little hope of a bidder emerging for debt-laden Jet Airways Ltd, two senior finance ministry officials said, even as thousands of employees plead with the government for a rescue.
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I played on paper with my parents, and I always won, especially near the sixth consecutive hour, when they would start to whimper and plead with me to go do something else, like read comic books.
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"Many of the younger teachers would plead with me that they not have to teach reproduction," she said, explaining that the teachers feared retribution from parents, judgment from their colleagues, and sometimes just didn't know the answers.
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But maybe, when disaster strikes and the rest of us are fighting over rat carcasses in the ruins of civilization, we'll plead with the doomsday preppers to help us with the supplies they hoarded from subscription boxes.
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Financial Supervisory Commission Vice Chairman Kuei Hsien-nung in early August requested Perng's help to plead with U.S. authorities, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, for more time for Mega to deal with the case.
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Kids were able to drop the app's rating from 4.9 to 1.4 overnight, and DingTalk was forced to plead with them to stop on social media, posting "I'm only five years old myself, please don't kill me."
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Pope Francis started his papacy by visiting the region in order to plead with the world community to recognize that the journey made by the migrant is the same one undertaken by our ancestors on our behalf.
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Once they find out Tuan's horrific tactic was successful, and Evgheniya will be taking Pasha back to Russia — without Alexei — they plead with Claudia to do what she can to keep the Morozovs united one way or another.
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I had walked her off the edge a few times, convinced her the relationship was worth salvaging, but that had started to feel demeaning: Why should I have to plead with someone to accept my love and devotion?
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"We started to plead with them, we don't want to go to Australia, please leave us or let other countries like New Zealand or Canada take us, but the Australian government is refusing for those countries," he said.
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Members of the group, whose formation was inspired by complaints from Mr. Sitorus's young daughter about dangerous sidewalks, hold signs and plead with motorcyclists to stick to the roads and urge drivers not to park cars on walkways.
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But France seems to be the main focus of her attention: She's sent four of her senior ministers there in the last week, and is now missing out on much-needed holiday time to plead with Macron himself.
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Cohen plead with the Stephanos family to give their consent to allow the FFWCC to keep the phone in its custody until all potentially retrievable data including text messages, photos and GPS location information could be extracted and analyzed.
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"I plead with you not to forget Kurdistan," the region's resources minister Ashti Hawrami told an industry conference in Verona, Italy, on Thursday, hours before signing the pipeline deal with Rosneft boss Igor Sechin, one of Putin's top allies.
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So when I watched Starr plead with Khalil to immediately put his hands on the dashboard, and not to reach in the car, not even to check on her, his scared friend, the situation felt very familiar to me.
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This woman, who just hours earlier had ducked her head, too shy to show the Iraqi soldiers her face, now ran out into the courtyard to shout at them, plead with them, to help her, to save her family.
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Friendlier critics may not tell me I have to leave the party, but instead plead with me to understand how Trump's primary victories were an important step toward getting even with the "elites" whom they believe control their lives.
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Lawyers for San Francisco and California seemed to not be pressing the panel hard to preserve the nationwide injunction but did plead with the judges not to set a hard-and-fast rule that such injunctions were never appropriate.
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PUERTO RICAN OFFICIALS PLEAD WITH SENATE TO PASS DEBT RELIEF: Top Treasury Department and Puerto Rican officials are begging the Senate to move quickly on a bill to help the commonwealth handle more than $70 billion in unpayable debt.
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Gil Cates, the late producer who oversaw the Oscar telecast multiple times, used to plead with winners to talk about something of substance -- to speak from the heart and not just read or rattle off a list of thank-yous.
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Vaccine researchers Peter Hotez and Maria Elena Bottazzi were waiting for their phone to ring in Houston on Thursday so they could plead with federal scientific agencies to fund their vaccine, which they think could protect against the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Dogged by mismanagement since its inception in 2013, Klik caused anger across the country after some schools were left without chalk and the authority had to plead with gas and electricity supplies not to cut off schools because of unpaid bills.
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Tillerson took the unusual step of holding a press conference on Wednesday to address a NBC News story that claimed he had called Trump a "moron" and that Vice President Pence had to plead with him not to leave the Cabinet.
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I plead with everyone to go back and read the books we all know on these topics and review the films produced to help us learn from these gargantuan crimes so that we will not allow them to be repeated.
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Aid groups plead with US: Before the vote and the briefing were confirmed, five humanitarian organizations released an unusually stark statement Monday imploring the United States to end military support to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the war.
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In recordings of two court proceedings obtained by CNN, two women who have been separated from their children plead with an immigration judge to reunite them, as he asks them if they have any evidence to back up their asylum claims.
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Ron Johnson cast doubt on the severity of federally issued guidance aimed at staunching the spread of the novel coronavirus, urging people to consider the economic drawbacks of the recommendations as health officials plead with the American public to heed them.
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Conte, a former academic close to 5-Star, is expected to use the June 20-21 EU summit in Brussels to plead with outgoing Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and EU leaders to scrap or postpone the disciplinary procedure against Italy.
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Soon after taking office in 2011, he not only reversed Mr. Crist's policies, but imposed a waiting period of at least five years after people had completed their sentences before they could plead with him to restore their voting rights.
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Part of that has to do with being constantly identified with the character he played in a fictional old sitcom, "Eddie's Home," so much so that people chant "Eddie" when he performs and plead with him to yell the character's patented catchphrase.
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After the children's clinic, the dermatological ward and the psychiatric ward went under the knife last summer, exasperated city-council members called into President Vladimir Putin's "Direct Line", an annual televised spectacle in which Russians plead with their leader to solve local problems.
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A man known only by that alias has hired a lawyer from a prominent Manhattan firm to plead with two federal courts in five days to keep his name out of the impending prosecution of the alleged criminal conspiracy known broadly as Bridgegate.
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At one point, the paper said, House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) got down on one knee to plead with Rep.
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"She should not have been in the position of having to plead with a minister whose talents she needs, faced with a choice of giving in or sacking him," the Conservativehome website, which airs the views of the party, wrote in an editorial.
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Saldana, who reportedly flubbed her audition and flew across the country to plead with Davis for the part, is a scene stealer, and her performance as a Type-A, popular girl arguably set the stage for a future Rhimes creation: Scandal's Olivia Pope.
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We've got a clip from the finale of Mama June's 'Not to Hot' Friday night at 9 on WE tv -- and you see her, busted teeth and all, getting super defensive as her loved ones plead with her to turn her life around.
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The storm caused the death of at least one person in South Dakota and shut down highways in the western U.S., stranding drivers in California and prompting authorities in Arizona to plead with travelers to wait out the weather before attempting to travel.
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Dwight's conversion therapy is apparently having its desired effect on Daryl — he knows better than to plead with Negan for his freedom when Rick tries to bargain for him, obviously predicting (wisely) that it will probably end in bloodshed or further humiliation.
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Many of those who got through were able to plead with him to deal with local problems and punish officials, such as the first caller, who complained there was "one hole after another" on her road in the Siberian city of Omsk.
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Every time I've watched one with an audience, the crowd has let out a discomfited laugh the moment they first grasp what they're seeing, as they watch someone pull up a Spotify playlist, google something, or plead with a significant other over Facebook Messenger.
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I hold in my hand letters that plead with the FCC to keep our net neutrality rules in place but what is striking and in keeping with the new norm, despite the millions of comments, letters, and calls received, this Order cites, not even one.
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GOOGLE EMPLOYEES PLEAD WITH CEO TO DROP OUT OF PENTAGON AI PROJECT The resigning employees' concerns range from ethical worries about the use of AI in drone warfare to qualms about Google's political decisions and a potential erosion of user trust, according to Gizmodo.
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It's no secret the Republican establishment is in full panic mode trying to shut down the Trump phenomenon, with 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney appearing this morning at the University of Utah to plead with voters to support literally anyone other than Trump.
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According to the shelter, the young girl was so smitten, she drew pictures of the cat in her home — including a picture below, announcing "I love you" — and proceeded to beg and plead with her family to go to the shelter and adopt her.
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We have been called 'stupid,' 'weak,' 'a joke' and 'pathetic,' all by our own president," Villalba continued, adding that he was one of the "only Republican elected officials in the country to plead with the American voters to abandon this charlatan prior to his election.
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Now that Mr. Ghosn is unable to take part in meetings, all Renault can do for now is plead with Nissan to call a special shareholder meeting to name a replacement — a step that Nissan's chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, declined to take last week.
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Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse Judiciary Committee postpones hearing with Barr amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Pelosi rejects calls to shutter Capitol: 'We are the captains of this ship' MORE (D-N.
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While Republicans are ashamed by Trump's admiration for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and appears to plead with Putin to escalate Russian cyberwar against American democracy, Democrats are energized when Sanders and Warren go all out for Clinton and escalate their campaign for revitalized democracy and financial fairness.
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As part of this arguably absurd process, every three years activists and concerned citizens are forced to beg and plead with the Copyright Office and the Librarian of Congress to craft explicit exemptions from the law to ensure select circumvention of DRM won't be considered infringing.
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FAIRFAX, Va. — Michelle Obama on Friday issued a cutting critique of Donald J. Trump as an unserious and dangerously unprepared candidate for president, making a rare appearance on the campaign trail to plead with young voters to support Hillary Clinton and extend her husband's legacy. Mrs.
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Dr. Naidenko, a staff scientist at the Environmental Working Group, was there to plead with the agency to ignore a request from the American Chemistry Council to make more than a dozen last-minute changes, some pushed by Dr. Beck while she was at the council.
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Y.), Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse Judiciary Committee postpones hearing with Barr amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Pelosi rejects calls to shutter Capitol: 'We are the captains of this ship' MORE (N.
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And Ronald Reagan — who would be angry, disgusted and outraged that any president would plead with dictators in Russia and China, and pressure a democratic ally in Ukraine, to help fix a presidential election in his favor — as Trump has now done in two presidential elections.
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"For the sake of humanity, we call on, we plead with the parties and those with influence to do everything in their power to protect civilians and enable access to the besieged part of eastern Aleppo before it becomes one giant graveyard," O'Brien told council members during the meeting.
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Soldiers strugging with PTSD Another widow, Amanda Souza, whose husband took his own life after suffering post-traumatic stress disorder from multiple deployments, fought her emotions to plead with Obama to do more for troops' mental health -- warning that many like her husband were scared to ask for help.
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He knows that there's a power in this immovability and he uses it to underplay his characters, to show how O.K. he is with a long, expressionless silence, how he doesn't plead with an audience to love him because his is not a face that would beg for love.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse Judiciary Committee postpones hearing with Barr amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Pelosi rejects calls to shutter Capitol: 'We are the captains of this ship' MORE (D-N.
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In a tweet, Committee Chairman Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse Judiciary Committee postpones hearing with Barr amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Pelosi rejects calls to shutter Capitol: 'We are the captains of this ship' MORE (D-N.
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As one senior American diplomat said Friday evening, no one had come to work that day at the White House, the State Department or the C.I.A. expecting to see Mr. Erdogan turn to FaceTime on his iPhone to plead with the Turkish people to take to the streets in his defense.
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Michelle Lujan GrishamMichelle Lynn Lujan GrishamStates urge citizens to stay at home, businesses to suspend in-person operations Governors plead with Trump for more coronavirus supplies, testing Five Latinas who could be Biden's running mate MORE (D) suggested state and federal officials should better coordinate on who has ordered what supplies.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again relationship with corporate America was on full display this week as he sparred publicly with the country's most powerful business lobby over his rinse-and-repeat use of tariffs -- and then welcomed top executives to the White House to plead with him in person.
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As the fall 2016 TV season approaches (a time of year I personally put on the same level as football season), I feel the need to plead with anyone who may read these words to just consider — just for one teeny, tiny second — that not everyone is always able to watch shows live.
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"The two parties appeared in court before New York Supreme Court Justice Barry R. Ostrager, where Kasowitz plead with the court to recognize the historical and sentimental significance of the festival before Ostrager interrupted him to insist he focus on "whether the plaintiff breached the contract, or if the defendants breached the contract.
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"We must stand up and defend our role that the framers very clearly set forth in the Constitution," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine and a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, who took to the Senate floor ahead of the vote to plead with her colleagues to support the resolution.
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Many other outlets like The Atlantic and The Guardian seem to be taking a similar narrative, blaming the viral story on panic spread easily online and dubbing it a hoax after concerned parents (even celebrity ones like Kim Kardashian West) took to social media to plead with streaming services like YouTube to make sure their content is safe.
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As health providers take to social media to plead with the federal government to make more gear available, and state officials hold news conferences begging other industries to donate masks to their local hospitals, President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence insisted from the White House podium Thursday that plenty of masks are available now.
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Officials in Washington State first began to plead with people to keep their distance from one another at the end of February, after discovering that the virus had infected people in the Seattle area with no known exposure or history of foreign travel, followed by an outbreak at a suburban nursing home now linked to dozens of deaths.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellKey House chairman cautions against remote voting, suggests other options amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Congress tiptoes toward remote voting MORE (D-Calif.) and Katie Porter (D-Calif.) earlier Monday urging McGovern to change House rules to allow for remote voting.
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Michelle Lujan GrishamMichelle Lynn Lujan GrishamStates urge citizens to stay at home, businesses to suspend in-person operations Governors plead with Trump for more coronavirus supplies, testing Five Latinas who could be Biden's running mate MORE (D) announced that the state will follow suit with a stay-at-home order that starts Tuesday at 8 a.m.
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Today, we are emphatically adding our voices to plead with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Congress to continue public support.
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While a number of state governors plead with the Trump administration to do more to provide them with ventilators and other needed medical gear on a large scale, Trump has used the White House briefings to showcase executives from private companies who are stepping in to fill the role the federal government would usually take in responding to a public health crisis.
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It is astonishing and unacceptable that while leading House and Senate Democrats plead with the president to tell Congress and the American people still-secret truths about Kremlin attacks against our democracy, his administration still has not publicly acknowledged the obvious — that covert Russian attacks only against a Democratic nominee and Democratic organizations were intended to elect the Republican nominee.
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So I think 80 years later, what we want to do is plead with China -- not that I shouldn&apost say plead, but demonstrate to China that it&aposs very dangerous that this North Korean climate that they let get out of control will evoke a response from us that they&aposre not even imagining -- they can&apost even imagine the magnetite of it -- the greatness of it.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellKey House chairman cautions against remote voting, suggests other options amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Congress tiptoes toward remote voting MORE (D-Calif.) and Katie Porter (D-Calif.), a total of 67 Democratic lawmakers asked House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) to temporarily change the lower chamber's rules to enable remote voting.
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Y.) and Budget Committee Chairman John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthHouse Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Kentucky Democrat: House lawmakers will not vote remotely during outbreak Dem Congressman: Coronavirus stimulus should be bigger than 2008 MORE (Ky.) — who signed on to the letter argued that a remote voting system would ensure that lawmakers don't potentially expose each other to the coronavirus and that those in quarantine could still cast votes.
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It feels as though the compromises that become routine in McBride's advocacy — from her willingness to plead with outright bigots for her basic dignity, to her position at the Human Rights Campaign, a mainstream L.G.B.T. organization that has been criticized by the trans community for prioritizing gay marriage over trans rights — equally compromise her ability to give the reader an accurate picture of her own grief, which could have imbued "Tomorrow Will Be Different" with the enduring quality of other memoirs of loss.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellKey House chairman cautions against remote voting, suggests other options amid coronavirus outbreak House Democrats plead with key committee chairman to allow remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Congress tiptoes toward remote voting MORE (D-Calif.), Katie Porter (D-Calif.) and Van TaylorNicholas (Van) Van Campen TaylorCongress tiptoes toward remote voting House Republicans oppose remote voting during crisis House GOP criticizes impeachment drive as distracting from national security issues MORE (R-Texas) to Pelosi and McCarthy this week, lawmakers called for changing House rules to allow for remote voting so that no one would be impeded by quarantines or potential travel restrictions.
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