He begs.

He even begs

So that begs the next question.

The work immediately begs the question,

The world we live in begs destruction.

It's hard to conceive, and begs more questions.

She begs God to forgive her in advance.

She begs you to do exactly as I say.

Tell her the count begs forgiveness, but he's in hiding.

What an idea. Max begs me to postpone my announcement.

He kneels. He begs you to be his friend again.

For him who begs and for him who is denied ( good )

I begs to differ, sir, if I may make so bold.

Milord, there is a stranger at your gate who begs shelter.

At the Garrison, Fujimaki prepares to abdicate and begs for peace.

Doña Inez begs you to make yourself comfortable. She'll be down shortly.

The lady Diana begs a word with you, sir, before you leave.

The work immediately begs the question, Why didn't they go into the waters?

But it begs the question of is that necessarily always a good thing?

Your cousin begs leave to bid Your Majesty and Your Eminence good night.

This empire for which you fight is old and corrupt and begs destruction.

He begs for forgiveness, and receives it from the same woman whose brother he murdered.

But then it begs the question, why don't we all have one in our home?

Themistocles begs us to march at once. He says the whole of Greece is waiting.

But still that kind of begs the question of, how are they going to get back?

He sings, whistles, begs for money for the movies. It's not true. Paparazzo, look over there.

That, of course, begs lots of questions. What about the rest of the world? What was happening?

And in their property was a portion due to him who begs and to him who is denied ( good ) .

And in their property was a portion due to him who begs and to him who is denied ( good ) .

His assassination, therefore, begs the question of the level of protection provided to him by the Lebanese security apparatus.

He begs you not to let the selfish, negative comments of others hinder the just pleasures owed to you.

The Arabic has an incantatory, almost hypnotic, quality that begs to be heard rather than read, felt more than analyzed.

The Arabic has an incantatory, almost hypnotic, quality that begs to be heard rather than read, felt more than analyzed.

It begs the question shall we expand our sense of environmental stewardship to include the ecosystem of our own bodies?

So we have done what they've asked us to do, but this begs a little bit of a question here.

(Of course, that begs the question of how thoroughly vetted and reliable those third party marketplaces and their vetting systems will be.)

Even if the Paper s suggestion were plausible, which it is not, it begs a larger question should we prevent migrants from taking entrepreneurial risks?

He sobs and begs and then cries silently as his father apologetically pulls him onwards, worried that the border might close, leaving them stranded.

And then that electron essentially gets passed from one guy to the next, that begs the question, what can we use to replace that electron?

But this begs the question is this the only set of parametric equations that, when we do a little bit of algebra, gives this path?

It s quite clear that Sina is not trying to suppress this story at all, which begs the question is someone at Sina trying to damage Bo Xilai?

An insight and a Reminder for every slave turning to Allah ( i.e. the one who believes in Allah and performs deeds of His obedience , and always begs His pardon ) .

An insight and a Reminder for every slave turning to Allah ( i.e. the one who believes in Allah and performs deeds of His obedience , and always begs His pardon ) .

None of this is surprising. But it begs the question of why there has not been a more concerted and concentrated focus on transforming the situation in Gaza and Palestine.

Feeling like the world is becoming less friendly? Social theorist Jonathan Zittrain begs to difffer. The Internet, he suggests, is made up of millions of disinterested acts of kindness, curiosity and trust.