beseech

I beseech you a word: what is she in the white?

The old man beseeched me with his eyes; I looked away.

He will hear either me or you if we beseech him.

Only, I beseech you, make me understand something by them.

Her eyes were beseeching him, and finally Jack stood up.

His sister beseeched him to consider what the others might think.

Again, she found herself beseeching the Russian to take care of her husband.

His gaze beseeched the First not to press him further.

She held up her hands as if beseeching them for peace, but there was none.

She looked in a strangely beseeching way at her daughter.

I beseeched him to finish what he was telling me.

She turned her head, gazing up at him with beseeching eyes.

I beseech you, sir, ask him what this man did to my wife.

He besought us to lock the door and to come upon either side of the bed.

It seemed he stretched out his arms to beseech me.

In that moment his eyes met hers, beseeching her for something.

I beseech you to get leave for me to be with her."

Signs beseeching them to stop were posted on the wall.

The girl held her hands out, beseeching, asking a question, or wanting something.

Kill the German - this is what your children beseech you to do.

I could not pass a battlefield without beseeching my father to take me through it.

And he besought the young woman to send down word that she could not see visitors.

I was more comfortable with the words of beseeching in the prayers.

By the end of the sentence Albert's voice was beseeching.

Almost daily I besought them to let me come and answer whatever questions they had in their minds.