Sentence examples for books demands from inspiring English sources

Users in the UK probably have grounds for a lawsuit if they'd like to file one, since a 1998 law on the books demands serious data secrecy for British internet users.

This is a common dilemma for thriller writers, whose books demand plenty of action and often include several horrible deaths.

Cold-eyed, sharp-suited men pored over your country's books, demanding painful structural reforms and bone-chilling fiscal stringency.

The Telegraph newspaper critic Horatio Clare noted that "in response to a threatened, damaged landscape, a distinctive art form is in flower"—books demanding "our re-engagement with the natural world".

Cole thrived, first in the Chesler shop and then as a freelancer, working against tight deadlines and learning in print how to take advantage of the flexible panel layouts and dynamic pages that these books demanded.

The foreign policy of a President Romney would lean far more towards neoconservatism than non-interventionism, and though he is likelier than Barack Obama to slash spending, he will not "End the Fed", as one of Mr Paul's books demanded.

Books demand participatory complicity in a way that TV doesn't, and like vampires, the monsters and giants of children's stories cannot enter without being invited over the threshold.

Even if he wanted to strangle you for cooking the books, demanding more candy or stealing an abnormal brain.

For me, some books demand to be read in paperback form, and Bond is one of them.

As a woman with familial bonds on both sides of the cultural divide, Ruiz de Burton's books demand recognition of the crippling effects of economic and negative societal transformations taking place during her lifetime.

Already this book demands a sequel.