entreatingly

"Take the best care of yourself," she said, looking entreatingly into his eyes.

His black eyes flashed entreatingly to the man seated behind the only desk in the room.

She spoke rapidly and pleadingly, looked entreatingly into his face.

He raised his eyebrows entreatingly and extended the cup toward Kelly.

Shandi paid attention to no one else, holding out her free hand entreatingly.

All he could see was a pretty young oval face and big tawny eyes looking up at him entreatingly.

She held out a hand entreatingly, sensing his sudden shyness.

She had put her hand entreatingly on his arm, to stop him; and was very, very pale.

Now he caught up the hand that touched his, so entreatingly, and held it between his own.

He felt sure that he saw the books fluttering entreatingly in the chair.

"Master," she said, in a low voice, with her eyes attentively and entreatingly fixed upon him.

The Major clasped his hands entreatingly, and looked at me with a pleading simplicity wonderful to see.

"Don't let that old quarrel poison all this," I say almost entreatingly.

Instead of growling again, he glances up at the boy and mewls entreatingly.

She seized my arm entreatingly, looking into my eyes.

"Look here, all of you," he said entreatingly, as soon as Nana had gone into the bathroom.

She looked up entreatingly, but the gunman only said, "And what the hell's he doing packing a gun?

Sherrill, I need to know," she said, staring entreatingly at her mentor.

As children say entreatingly "Give us both."

Grace caught the surgeon entreatingly by the arm.

As she paused entreatingly in the doorway, he came forward and led her over the threshold by one of her cold hands.

But I had you, darling," she said entreatingly.

The Lizard Man turned his luminous green eyes on his companion entreatingly.

He stretched out his hands again entreatingly, and Hilarius was sore perplexed.

He paused, and possessing himself of Lady Janet's hand, pressed it entreatingly.