pleads造句

Mr Taylor pleads not guilty.

"Don't do it! Don't do it!" Wells pleads again.

"No, not right in front of a police post," Mr Tabuni pleads with a smile.

When he threatens to torture Cofell, the man still pleads innocence.

A shopkeeper pleads with robbers to take everything he has but spare his life; they shoot him anyway.

He sincerely repents and pleads that God will continue to show mercy according to his unfailing love.

Xuebing said his son now see the excavator as a big toy and often pleads to drive it.

He is courteous and modest in associating with people and business as if he knows nothing, but in fact he seldom pleads for others for something.

And defiant Saddam Hussein pleads innocent to charges of murder and torture as his long-awaited trial begins with him rejecting the courts legitimacy and scuffling with guards.

He pleads with us to live this way. He reminds us that we are like strangers from another country who must behave well or we will bring shame on the country we represent.

Mulcaire pleads guilty to the same offence, and to further charges of intercepting phone calls made by other well-known figures, including Simon Hughes MP and model Elle Macpherson.