Sentence examples for demand to throw from inspiring English sources

At the weekend, the judge presiding over the case denied Kleiner Perkins' lawyers' demand to throw out Ms Pao's claim for punitive damages.

While the demand to throw out the Americans has not been actively pressed, Muslim leaders repeated it on Sunday, at a large rally in Karachi to protest American war plans in Iraq.

"He said it was his job to light a fire under the populace demanding that we do need to throw money at the schools because it takes up a lot of the budget, but rightly so," said Debra Luck, who teaches first grade at Washington Elementary School.

Typically it will suddenly stop talks, or unexpectedly demand resumption, to throw the other side off its game.

Silken but exciting, he was every inch the slave, as his role demanded, ready to throw himself at the ballerina's feet.

"Questioning a Liverpool manager during a cup semi final, recommending the classless Mourinho as a Liverpool manager (god help us) and then demanding the owners to throw money around.

A man of large appetites and demands, prone to throwing tirades and giving big parties, Mr. Nicholas oversaw the growth of Broadcom into a company with more than $1 billion in annual revenue, and he helped shepherd it through a nasty downturn in the semiconductor industry.

Aggressive hip-hop blares out, pricey electronic toys are trashed, beer is constantly demanded, along with meat to throw on the barbecue.

While they obtained no satisfaction from the government in their central demands, the protesters threatened to throw up their blockades again if Mr. Blair did not make tax adjustments in his new budget, which is to be announced in November.

Seduced by Jobs' ideas and uncompromising demand for excellence, "I decided to throw caution to the wind and do this".

Your wife is going to demand, beg for and threaten to throw you out for good if you do not give the details of the relationship.