Examples of using Implored in English and their translations into Greek
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I implored him not.
Save me," he implored.
She implored with her eyes.
Tell the truth', they implored.
They implored Jesus to leave.
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He wailed and implored me to…".
And the poor man in his hovel For Freedom implored♪.
Her mother implored her to go back.
Come back to bed,” he implored.
It implored me to meet her at the bridge after dinner.
We have got to go on now,' Mick implored.
The international community implored Hamas to renounce violence.
Don't feel such distress," he implored.
Then the bishop again implored the old man to slop the rain.
I implored of him to go home at once and told him he would get his death in the rain.
Renzi then went to Merkel and Tsipras, and implored them to strike a deal.
Christ implored the Father in this prayer that His people might be one.
In his distress, the warden ran from cell to cell and implored them:“Gentlemen!
Matt.14.36 and implored him that they might only touch the fringe of his garment.
Swedish climate activist Greta Thurnberg implored us to“listen to the scientists.”.
The old man implored Zed to enter the temple, destroy the box, and lead his followers to balance.
Instead, through the prophet Jeremiah,Jehovah implored his people:“Do return, O renegade Israel.
One article implored his National Bolshevik colleagues to work toward the construction of the grand Continental power bloc that he had long envisioned.
He wrote therefore to the Lord a letter, in which he implored Him to visit Edessa and heal him.
The other girls implored her to let her boyfriend go by the backdoor.
That's the argument put forward by Labour lawmaker David Lammy, who implored colleagues on 桑拿会所:“Wake up.
Last week Washington implored Israel not to allow construction in E1.
At the last Lavrov-Kerry meeting,the American State Secretary six times implored his Russian counterpart to keep hands off the Azaz corridor.
The businessman, Angelo Salvatore, implored“Uncle Vincenzo,” using a term of affection for Vincenzo Funari, the 79-year-old alleged head of Sicily's Gimbellina crime family.
His fellow servant fell at his feet and implored him, saying,“Give me time and I will pay you”.