beseechingly

"Then tell me what to live for, anything at all," she said beseechingly.

He scrambled to his feet and looked at her beseechingly.

He poked his head out and looked beseechingly at George with big brown eyes.

I asked, beseechingly, when the storm was beginning to spend itself.

She looked at him beseechingly in the silence that fell.

He looked at her beseechingly and said: "You want to help me?

He snatched up the second bowl and looked beseechingly at me.

He looked beseechingly at me from behind the steering wheel.

I looked beseechingly at Malcolm, but he turned away, the rat.

"Not too far away," he whispered, looking up at her beseechingly.

Even the little snakes of her hair looked at me beseechingly in the mirror.

Our gaze on it seemed to make him wild again, and he looked beseechingly at me.

She put out one of those pretty hands and touched my sleeve, beseechingly.

But then he swallowed hard and looked up at Duncan beseechingly.

She opened her eyes wide and looked at the bearded man beseechingly.

She spread her hands beseechingly to the two medical professionals and asked: "So what does a woman do?"

And he took both her hands so beseechingly that she felt more ungrateful than ever.

Her grip on his arms tightened and she looked at him almost beseechingly.

After attempting to talk over one another, both men looked beseechingly at the judge to intervene.

And Rose looked up into the eyes that were fixed beseechingly on hers.

For a long moment, they touch their foreheads together, looking beseechingly into each other's eyes.

She turned her face up to him, lined and prematurely old, beseechingly.

Her eyes flew open and she gaped at me beseechingly.

Ruth's hand sought Martin's beseechingly under the table, but his blood was up.

He held out his arms to the crowd beseechingly.