Implore In A Sentence

Definition of Implore

• But again let me implore you to be on your guard against claiming to be its author.
• She flung herself on her knees to implore mercy, but he cut her in four pieces.
• Her first impulse was to throw herself at his feet and implore him to let her marry Nino.
• The sisters wail for the dead hero, and implore him to "come to his own abode".
• A lady came to implore his protection for one of her relations confined in the Abbaye.
• I propose that we thank God for his mercies thus far, and implore his aid in the future.
• I went to you at dawn that day to kneel before you, as I kneel now, and to implore your pardon.
• But I implore you to keep my Elinor clear of anything that you call going the pace.
• Don't, for God's sake, gentlemen, I implore you, put your names to such a ridiculous paper.
• We had only so much time as to come hither to implore those favours which you have been generously pleased to grant us.
• She wanted to run forward and throw herself at the feet of the other girl as she came staggering down from the stand and implore her pardon.
• She wrote to him whom she had loved so long and truly, to implore that they might once more meet before they parted in peace for ever.

• I implore you not to do this thing.
• I beg and implore you!
• I implore you to answer.
• I must implore her forgiveness.
• No, not if she implore me.
• I implore you, do not insist.
• I beg and implore you, do not be tragic!
• Invoke you, as my patroness; implore you.
• Listen to me, I implore you!
• Beata, I implore you.
• Must I implore a miracle from heaven?
• Go back, I implore you.
• I beg, I implore you to hear me.
• Oh, I implore you to let me have some spirits!
• But I implore you, do not tell my brother!
• No, she would admit it, and implore his indulgence....
• My boy, I earnestly implore you to leave the country.
• I implore the Prince of Transylvania for help.
• I only implore you to listen to the wish that is dearest to my heart.
• Could she dare to allude to it, if only to implore him to forgive her?
• She waved her hand towards him, as if to implore or command silence.
• Had they not lifted their heads to the heavens to implore His appearance?
• In vain did Val implore him to take ship for his native land.
• I implore you, sir, not to go," interrupted the priest.
• I implore thee, Deal gently with the leaves that lie before thee!
• I pray and implore you, with joined hands, fight not against France.
• The sick implore St. Peter's shadow.
• I promise everything: I swear anything; but put it down, I implore you.