Sentence examples for demand a few from inspiring English sources
Weddings do demand a few practical considerations.
It had never occurred to him to demand a few thousand dollars in exchange for a promise to clear his calendar, and to risk his life.
But investors in long-term instruments usually demand a few percentage points more, a difference called the "term premium", to compensate for the possibility the world turns out differently.
Bryant had been known to slam her door on uninvited visitors, to demand a few "dead Presidents" for an interview, and to beat her manager with a purse for getting her onstage too late.
[C7.] An Internet High-Wire Act Despite the lingering malaise in travel demand, a few airlines, most of them foreign, and many hotels are spending money to start accommodating the growing demand by business travelers for a good Internet connection.
Jean Didier had invested in brand-new rotogravure presses (the kind used for glossy photo magazines like National Geographic) at peak demand a few years before.
All that survives of Chilcot is a few old men demanding a few other old men say sorry.
Well done Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Treasury select committee, for demanding a few answers from the PRA.
In football, however, when a coach blows the whistle and demands a few gassers at the end of practice, he'd better not show indifference on his face.
Though Max demanded a few days' interval lest Germany's overture for peace should appear too obviously an admission of imminent collapse, the military leaders insisted on an immediate move.
