a personal appeal造句

• Lay made a personal appeal, and Bush filmed a commercial.
• Stephon Marbury wants my help and is making a personal appeal.
• Rabbi Shleifer escaped suspicion by writing a personal appeal to Stalin.
• Fahy made a personal appeal to General MacCready to pardon Feeney.
• And what about deleting a personal appeal on your discussion page.
• He made a personal appeal last week to Reggie Miller.
• The mutineers surrendered after a personal appeal by Fairfax and Oliver Cromwell.
• Her father made a personal appeal to President Zardari on her behalf.
• It was a personal appeal from her family to remove her article.
• Hatch finally wore him down, Papows said, with a personal appeal.
• Lerner tried to make a personal appeal to me.
• Despite a personal appeal from Havelange to reverse the decision, Nigeria stayed home.
• Chirac himself made a personal appeal on Tuesday to the left on his behalf.
• This was a personal appeal for a postponement of the trial due to illness.
• Pope John Paul II made a personal appeal to Robert Orr in September 1987.
• Despite a personal appeal from President Bush, the troops did not withdraw for weeks.
• It included editorializing and a personal appeal to readers in the text and external links.
• President Clinton announced the order in January 1994 after making a personal appeal to Saudi King Fahd.
• Friday, the law enforcement task force investigating the Birmingham bombing issued a personal appeal to Rudolph.
• Life University officials traveled to Arizona on Friday to make a personal appeal to retain its accreditation.