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61. Jane finally spoke, a weeping voice begging forgiveness.

62. They were reduced to begging on the streets.

63. Chad was begging and pleading.

64. And when they stopped begging, he would tease them.

65. And the bureaucrats themselves are begging for understanding.

66. Rose made a front-of-curtain speech begging the audience's indulgence.

67. It is begging the question just to ask it.

68. They are the people begging in our streets.

69. She has hundreds of begging letters.

70. I can't go around my friends begging for a home,[http://sentencedict.com] can l?

71. Martha couldn't bear the sight of children begging in the streets.

72. She would scream if anyone came near her left arm, and she cried at night, begging for painkillers.

73. You feel you're begging for money ... Probably it's money that's coming to me because I have paid insurance.

74. I have never seen so many unemployed and homeless people begging on the streets of London.

75. For three hours until the sun began to weaken he watched the boy begging for water.

76. He became one of the more notorious tramps of the city, begging and bawling on every street corner.

77. Singer put both hands up before his face, arms outstretched; he was begging.

78. Visitors to London are often shocked by the spectacle of people begging in the streets.

79. They came to the station and besieged the travellers, begging them not to go.

80. Chaplin was certainly a humanitarian with strong socialist leanings at a time when to appear even remotely pink was begging for trouble.

81. Adolescent fans crowd around him, begging for autographs as if he were a rock star.

82. He has been calling collect on the telephone, begging her to visit.

83. A host of chances went begging and they had a cracking goal from John Hartless ruled out for offside.

84. She has to be careful not to trip over these little kids who press forward at her knees, begging for autographs.

85. The number was so huge, books were begging for San Diego money.

86. The growing numbers of the poor were reflected in begging, vagrancy and theft, all of which led to repressive reactions.

87. Thousands live on the streets in gangs, surviving by begging and stealing.

88. Presumably it knew such begging meant food is being served nearby.

89. And the man who did most of the begging, cajoling, and browbeating was Joseph Alsop.

90. Begging five minutes, I scramble to dress and throw the bed together, mind scrabbling to approximate readiness.