Sentence examples for arrived demanding from inspiring English sources

Early in the meeting, reporters from the student radio station arrived, demanding to broadcast the proceedings.

Predictably, the letter from Corrections Corporation of America has arrived, demanding a correction on yesterday's column.

Another family arrived, demanding to know whether their relative was there, but were told that only police had access.

It wasn't long before another C&D nastygram from The New York Times arrived, demanding that they not only delete the video from YouTube — which they eventually did — but that they remove any reference to The New York Times from their website.

Now Paul, being a generous sort of person, had built up quite a bar bill, when the manager of the club arrived demanding that we pay immediately.

On 14 December 1962 Keeler and Rice-Davies were together at 17 Wimpole Mews when Edgecombe arrived, demanding to see Keeler.

The Chetniks arrived, demanded the whereabouts of "the circumcised dog," beat the father savagely and threatened to kill him.

Soon mysterious and untraceable texts arrive demanding money, and threatening dire consequences if the police are contacted.

It's very hard not to see your friend differently once they're the parent of little Zorro Boxer and Ibiza Merryweather, and it's downright impossible not to rewrite your entire shared past once the wedding invite arrives demanding that you partake in their special day theme: The Little Mermaid.

The details of contemporary life, poverty and survival in an isolated village; a wake in a run-down district of Beijing; the public festival that marks the end of winter; and officials who arrive demanding Form 11956, Declaration of Spring Cleanliness, are depicted in all their baffling and contradictory detail.

Headteachers such as Haydn Evans in Sir John Cass school in east London have changed the school culture by being out there to greet the pupils when they arrive, demanding they walk quietly between classes and observe the classroom codes, and locking the gates at lunchtime to stop bunking off.