Sentence examples for date demanding from inspiring English sources

Update: Late this afternoon, just before President Obama gave his most powerful speech to date demanding a background-check bill, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell put the full weight of the party's leadership behind the filibuster by announcing that he would join it.

Firstly my daughter, who for the first time this year can actually keep track of the date, demanded an advent calendar in time for the first of December - thus undermining my brilliant plan of always buying them on the 2nd when they're automatically half price.

How many dates demand a written application in advance and run a credit check?

For the year to date, demand from investors is up 98%, according to the World Gold Council, a lobby group for the gold industry.

To date, demand for computer-powered watches has been limited.

Though the date demand will be out of season for years to come, it turns out it is the ideal fruit to store in freezers for a year or more.

However, Britain challenged Portugal's claim to territory in central Africa (in what are now Malawi and Zimbabwe) and issued an ultimatum, dated January 11 , 1890 demanding the immediate withdrawal of Portuguese forces from the disputed regions.

They are regarded as heroes in Cuba; the posters are out-of-date, still demanding freedom for the men.

Baumbach has made his most mainstream movie to date; it demands as wide a watch as possible.

added, to the sheriff of Brooke county for collection; and that the sheriff 'since said date' had demanded payment of the sum of $3,060 and the 10percentnt.

The obvious benefit is that the problem will be resolved amicably, but the disadvantage is that they're not legally binding so creditors can easily disregard them at a later date and demand the debt is paid in full.