The Court of Appeal, please.

He tried to appeal.

He won the appeal.

APPEAL FROM THE RACCOONS

Later, and fairly recently, acquitted on appeal in fact, on the second appeal.

So I appeal to you.

It doesn't appeal to me.

Don't I appeal to you?

I'll appeal to the board.

There was a look of appeal in her eyes.

This kind of picture does not appeal to me.

The Court of Appeal considers the defendants' contribution proven.

The defendant was granted an appeal.

She is loaded with sex appeal.

Ken's talks always appeal to us.

I will appeal against the sentence.

Do these paintings appeal to you?

We made an appeal for support.

But what did he appeal to?

They tried appeal Listen to me.

There is a look of appeal on her sad face.

We should appeal to reason instead of resorting to violence.

I honestly don't understand what the appeal is of the word.

The lawyer decided to appeal the case.

I appeal to him for his advice.

Television has a great appeal for him.

Nuclear power plants don't appeal to everybody.

Hope and Change had a powerful appeal.

You heard Mike. Let's get to it. The appeal of the underdog?

The students were animated by the agitator's appeal.

The defendant will appeal to a higher court.

His music and words appeal to young people.

The production has visual appeal for the audience.

The music doesn't appeal to us any longer.

Intervene, appeal to the U.N., or do nothing?

This time his monster's gotta have... sex appeal.

So that's this term, this term, and this term.

Plus, and what's the derivative of a next term, of a first degree term?

The trial in the Court of Appeal against the Pirate Bay began today.

Both songs have something in common that same appeal of celebration and unity.

We must appeal to public opinion about the matter.

They're business people. They won't appreciate an emotional appeal.

You can always go back and file an appeal.

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