Sentence examples for a demand to the from inspiring English sources
The last outing finished less on a cliffhanger than a demand to the BBC to renew the series.
The earls disobeyed a royal order not to carry arms to parliament, and in full military attire presented a demand to the king for the appointment of a commission of reform.
This petition I'm asking you to sign isn't just a challenge to the Republicans to clean house, it is a demand to the Democratic elected officials you and I voted for to DO THEIR JOB.
If you do not have record of a signed agreement to pay for service, make a demand to the debt recovery agency to validate the debt.
(Most of those politicians read this as a demand to put the euro at the service of French industry).
It is a wake-up call to the imagination -- a demand to recognize the silent promise of utopia all around us.
In many circumstances, there may be a demand to push the analysis further into the frequency domain.
A demand to set the record straight was understandably pressed by the late president's outraged relatives and colleagues.
Scott became the coach, bringing his tough-love style and a demand to quicken the pace.
The remaining cars were immediately sent back, with a demand to refund the money spent.
Ms. Winfrey gave the audience, including us, what it was hoping for: a demand to hear the truth.
