Sentence examples for angry demand from inspiring English sources

There was still fight in the old queen, and Essex ended on the scaffold in 1601, but his angry demand could not be ignored: What! Cannot princes err?

One anti-tobacco blogger went so far as to post an angry demand that Myers apologize for supporting something Altria also supported.

At the other extreme, Jack Douglas applies a galloping rock treatment, all power chords and pummelling drums, to match her bawled, angry demand for infinity on "Move On Fast".

The mother of murdered British businessman Neil Heywood, whose death led to the downfall of flamboyant Chinese politician Bo Xilai, has issued an angry demand for help to win compensation for her son's family.

Why, he asked cannot the strong countries in Europe, big countries and nuclear powers such as Russia, France, Germany, Britain and Italy, get together and answer the American challenge, and make it clear that American missiles were not welcome.Faced with that angry demand, running counter to every tenet of British foreign policy, Mr Cameron waffled at length, in an optimistic vein.

Just over 30 years ago, in March 1984, Jerry Dammers released Free Nelson Mandela with his band the Special AKA, and this straightforward, cheerful but angry demand for the release of South Africa's most celebrated political prisoner became a top 10 hit in the UK, a bestseller across Europe and a no 1 in New Zealand.

Many former pleas are morphing into angry demands.

After angry demands for more transparency, the police released Mr Wilson's name on August 15th.

The Ombal man became angry, demanded compensation, and assaulted the Handa pig owner when he refused.

Nigel Farage is a free-market fanatic, riding on angry demands for protection, intervention and closed borders.

The governor of Guerrero, Ángel Aguirre, finally stepped down last week after a month of angry demands for his resignation.