Sentence examples for demanded some of from inspiring English sources

One version of the story circulating around Korla was that a young Uighur man had lost money at the gaming center and had demanded some of it back from the manager or owner, who happened to be ethnic Han, Mr. Li said.

Various other interests, including land developers and sport hunters, demanded some of the land be trimmed.

His discontent grew and Henry the Young King demanded some of the land promised to him be handed over, claiming to have the support of the English barons and his father-in-law, King Louis VII of France.

She kept house and cooked for guests, some of them demanding, some of them long-stayers.

And that puts a big responsibility on people to stand up and demand some of this change that we need.

As reformers have long been demanding, some of their assets would be given to the central government's social-security fund.

Digital storage in media and entertainment continues to demand some of the highest capabilities in digital storage technologies.

The militiamen are demanding some of the ministers be removed because they have links to the late Muammar Gaddafi's regime.

Axios reported that the president was even hoping to demand some of the relief money back.

By the 1950s, a third of all workers in the United States were unionized, giving them the power to demand some of the gains from growth.

He told him what had happened and demanded some sort of action be taken.