Sentence examples for demand deals from inspiring English sources

He talked brashly about plans to bring a backbone to S.A.G. and demand deals with everyone.

Beamish, much in demand, deals with such rigors and politics as exist in the Royal Ballet and celebrity dancers' commissions (Ashley Bouder, and Wendy Whelan are just two current commissions).

People like these are almost always scornful when, say, blue-collar workers complain about declining real wages — hey, it's just supply and demand, deal with it.

The On Demand deal could provide Google with some much-need positive publicity in a copyright case that has become unexpectedly controversial.

Studios have repeatedly said that their digital strategies involve making on-demand deals with as many legitimate Web sites as they can — reflecting lessons learned from the music industry's attempt to shut down digital consumption.

These rappers show up at the record company door demanding deals that allow them to own their works, which allows them to get rich -- and to sing about getting rich.

While live streaming services tend to lose money – The Information says YouTube TV loses $9 per subscriber per month, for example – Hulu is able to offset its costs by negotiating better rates on on-demand deals when making its live streaming deals.

The video-on-demand deal also allows stations to sell commercials.

He said he had compiled a list of 1,200 such demands, dealing with such issues as passports and basic services.

Prosecutors accused Mr. Howard and Mr. Krautz of setting up sham deals to manufacture millions in earnings from a failed video-on-demand deal.

Cox Communications, another cable operator, announced a video-on-demand deal this spring with ABC, where fast-forwarding is turned off for several of the programs.