intercede造句

intercede with a person for his son

To intercede or intervene for another person

I came to intercede for a young man.

Please intercede with my father in my behalf

He was quickly stopped when he tried to intercede.

She had found powerful allies who promised to intercede.

She asked her former suitor to intercede for her with the philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.

Farm and labor movements began to ask the government to intercede on their behalf.

It has also asked Britain and the United States to intercede.

We have intercede with the authorities on behalf of people unfair imprison there.

Gaode I seem to intercede to find his leadership, like halo!

However, as you know, we have friends in high places, who are ready to intercede on our behalf.

The imminent collapse of the rebels in Libya had set off an international argument about whether the West should intercede.

Of course we know the happy ending—God sends down an angel to intercede at the very last minute.

The function of folk custom to intercede the folk dissension is discussed and the mechanism of this function is also discussed.

Because the theory of relativity is known to permit causal loops, chronology protection would require some other factor to intercede to prevent travel into the past.

Christians in the Middle Ages believed that the relics of a saint could be used to intercede with God just as the saint had done in life.

It is impossible to intercede vitally unless we are perfectly sure of God, and the greatest dissipator of our relationship to God is personal sympathy and personal prejudice.

If you're a developer, you might watch a debug log and stdout to track down a bug; if you're an administrator, you might want to police activity to intercede as necessary.

The application of the truth to wider circles, to those we labor among or intercede for, to the Church of Christ around us, or throughout the world, is not difficult.