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‘He was a pesky fellow, a full-throated appealer on the field but ready to socialise with the opposition off it.’
‘I became an appealer for the Society some years ago and more recently I have undertaken presentations at schools local to me in respect of what adoption means to children and families.’
‘I am almost always suspicious of appeals to the ‘good old days’ as the appeal typically has an agenda behind it, or reveals some reflexive need on the part of the appealer.’
‘Any busker, lecturer, musician, singer or street appealer must apply for a permit before performing in public, irrespective of whether money is collected.’
‘They had no match referees in those days to penalise such appealers!’