| As a journalist, I've been cajoled, flattered, and importuned by politicians. |
| It will not happen unless you do as Judy Rebick and others have importuned you to do. |
| Did you find that you were importuned a lot by people when you wandered around in public like an ordinary citizen? |
| As you might recall I importuned you on this topic at our previous encounter, but it seems that little has resulted. |
| She was incessantly importuned, now by her father, and now by her inamorato. |
| In 1935 members of the Montgomery Air Pilots Club importuned city officials for improvements at the airport. |
