| The service beseeches God to hear the prayers of the community. |
| The Security Council must first authorise an operation and pass a budget, and then the secretariat beseeches governments to contribute forces and arranges the means to transport them. |
| In the coda, the girl beseeches the wolf, but the piece ends as it began, with two growls and a snapping of the jaws. |
| The son brings a small mound of rice, water, and flowers or fruit, and beseeches his forebears to keep their protective watch over the family and its fortunes. |
| In short he beseeches them to consider what they were and what they have become. |
| The phone beseeches the couple to dance, and dance they do, never looking at one another, always grasping their tiny, fragile overlord. |
