I circle the time the stations close and smile beseechingly.
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Some forms are nearly abstract; worshipers with tuning-fork bodies reach up beseechingly toward the sky.
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In silence we knelt face-to-face in the center of the tent and looked into each other's eyes beseechingly.
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ONE MORE BITE (Sunday) If you've ever uttered that phrase beseechingly to your child, this family food fair may help you stop the pleading.
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By the end, Mr. Rubio was speaking softly to the debate audience, asking almost beseechingly if they really wanted Mr. Trump as their party's nominee.
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Over the course of a six-month trial, critics, academics, psychiatrists, and even a minister spoke in Bruce's defense—none more beseechingly than Bruce himself.
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Navratilova looked beseechingly to her player's box, but instead of receiving reassurances from her advisers, she saw her coach, Renee Richards, and trainer, Nancy Lieberman, bickering about strategy.
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As for the sweet, sorrowful voices, backed by fiddles and piano, they seem to come, beseechingly, from half-remembered family histories you might have been told by your grandparents.
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What if all those cute little porgs are giving Chewbacca puppy-eyes the same way a dog will sit beseechingly next to someone eating a big, sloppy, delicious-looking sandwich?
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Its administrators went beseechingly to big donors who had come to the aid of the circus in the past while hoping that a moneyed newcomer might come along and write a single big check.
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But psychological subtly is what makes it moving, conveyed by posture and exchanges of touch, and by the contrast between Mary's dreamy, half-seeing glance and the older woman's beseechingly earnest effort to make their eyes meet.
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Emily Carr loved to anthropomorphize; after reading about brown-eyed lilies and screaming trees, it was easy to imagine that the giant fern fronds on the trail weren't just brushing against our legs, but reaching out beseechingly, or at least curiously, trying to get as much a visceral sense of us as we were of them.
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He urged that children should be taught in their mother tongue. Here are three verses from Catur Cintamani (चतुर चिन्तांमणि): पर घर पग नी मैलणो, बना मान मनवार। अंजन आवै देखनै, सिंगल रो सतकार ।। 269 Don’t step into a house unless respectfully and beseechingly invited. Even a railway engine steams into a station only when invited by the signal.
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