Sentence examples for a demand to take from inspiring English sources
This could be as high as a demand to take over part of the Jardines group.No one can yet know whether the Keswicks will sell without a fight.
The Lesson: It would be a bit weird if a gentleman you invited over demanded to take home a half-finished bottle of wine -- or even odder, secretly shoved it in his backpack while you were clearing the table.
Thirty years ago, Mr. Maher says, he got into a tiff with a health inspector who demanded to take one of the wishbones as evidence of something.
One branch in the Midlands had a couple storm in and demand to take what was owed to them straight off the shelves.
Shall we just tell "demand" to take a number?
Today many patients want to be well informed and demand to take an active role in the planning of their treatment reflecting a shift in the patient's role in decision-making from the passive bystander to an active participant [ 2, 3, 6].
I sat with my mouth agape as one woman explained that the defendant had barged into her apartment, pretending to be a police officer, and demanded to take her children.
But as he'd recently inherited a large sum of money and immediately asked my mother for a divorce, he was demanding to take our youngest sister, then 16, into his custody.
We haven't demanded to take a lead; we're taking the lead because it needed doing and no one else was picking up the baton.
The husband reportedly became furious, visited her at the clinic, and demanded to take her home.
