beg造句

I beg you overlook my rudeness.

Put me down, I beg you.

No need to beg others for survival.

"I beg your pardon," said Alice very humbly.

I beg your pardon? What's your name, airman?

I beg, open the door - you will make yourself ill.

Do you want to hear me beg you to take me back?

I beg your pardon (but would you repeat what you said)?

I was a nobody and not inclined to beg for mercy or to show it.

If you don't have any, beg and plead with a classmate to photocopy theirs.

I would beg hard for the loan of this to display its marvels to the admiring Lenu.

"The truth is that I almost had to beg the publisher to take the story," he wrote.

Over the phone his mother won't beg him to visit, but he hears the pleading in her voice.

But I ought to beg his pardon, for I have no right to suppose that Bingley was the person meant.

In the heavy pressure, poplar buds every one, every leaf in hard, and never bend over to beg, not to the slave with kitsch.

It is true, Sir, and I beg his pardon, for he his always been very good to me, but I was mad.

Always want to beg for the life you want, and you can't run away. It's not your urge not to come. Acacia is a wonderful thing.

I beg you not to do this: you would be jeopardising your cheap lodgings and will make her doubly dislike you.

After a day and two nights of wasted time we had eight hours or so to take our recreation, to scour the roads for cigarette ends, to beg, and to look for work.

The bus makes fixed stops as part of an itinerary; the other buses would see I was blind and assume I was going to get in to sign or beg.