Sentence examples for day demanded from inspiring English sources

The Hillsborough Declaration, issued on April fool's day, demanded IRA disarmament before devolution.

In his renowned example, "almost everybody makes toasters" — and if consumers one day demanded "toasters that sing when the bread is ready" — soon every manufacturer would offer a "crooning toaster".

On that occasion, the day demanded a fuller length with judicious use of the short ball, rather than the other way round, a lesson that they might have learned from their experience in Perth last winter where for once in the series they were given a bowling lesson by the Australians.

Mr. Hollowell, who trailed by 2,000 votes on Election Day, demanded a recount and exercised his statutory right to specify whether he wanted it by hand or by machine, the right given to candidates in a 1997 law signed by Governor Bush.

Even if the Russian government agrees to require its oil industry, now mostly in private hands, to trim exports by the 150,000 barrels or 200,000 barrels a day demanded by OPEC, rapid growth in production is already in the works for next year, and the financial health of several major Russian oil companies depends on it.

The self-imposed rules of the day demanded I take a dip, though, so after getting the all clear from Kris that stripping down to my boxer briefs would not be crossing any boundaries, I disrobed and hopped in for a short dip.

Listening to people like you all day, demanding your Pormarzipan®?

"So what's going to be the riff for the day?" demands Andy Bradshaw.

We receive angry emails every day demanding that we take down specific campaigns.

An autumn day demands fizzy warmth.

Let's move forward from this Labor Day demanding change.