Sentence examples for demand to get rid from inspiring English sources
In her remarks, Mrs. Bachmann said that voters should trust her to go to Washington as their voice, carrying messages of lower taxes, conservative values and a demand to get rid of the nation's debt.
Why treat us this way, demanding to get rid of job security?
But these statistics are never heard at a Republican debate, where candidates survive by demanding to get rid of government rather than fix its problems.
But Mansour el-Essawy, the interior minister appointed after Mr. Mubarak's ouster, called the moves "the biggest shake-up in the history of the police," citing public demands "to get rid of all of the leadership that is accused of killing protesters".
We need to get rid of it.' ".
We need to get rid of them".
I need to get rid of breakfast.
You need to get rid of them.
In another letter, he demanded an EGM to get rid of another non-executive, Professor Rigas Doganis, a former boss of Olympic Airways who has been on the board since 2005.
Last February, Germany launched a similar subsidy to entice car owners to get rid of their old cars and boost demand.
