Sentence examples for demanded to take from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, Mr. Maher says, he got into a tiff with a health inspector who demanded to take one of the wishbones as evidence of something.

We haven't demanded to take a lead; we're taking the lead because it needed doing and no one else was picking up the baton.

But the Italy manager, Cesare Prandelli, preferred to focus on the positives, noting that Balotelli had demanded to take the first penalty.

Walker, a rapid and lean striker recently hampered by injuries, scored twice and could have had a hat-trick if Michael Tonge had not demanded to take a penalty in the 69th minute.

He effectively demanded to take over Bingham's recording.

I sat with my mouth agape as one woman explained that the defendant had barged into her apartment, pretending to be a police officer, and demanded to take her children.

The injection of E.C.B. financing has lead many firms to balk at the large discounts investors are demanding to take control of the loan portfolios.

One branch in the Midlands had a couple storm in and demand to take what was owed to them straight off the shelves.

This is a likely new trend: reverse-nimbyism, where communities demand to take control of their energy needs against the spiralling profiteering of the private utilities.

The bond research staff worries that an overall increase in the price investors will demand to take on risk could wipe out gains made from the narrowing of interest rates between private borrowers and the government.

You then demand to take it and communicate this to as numerous project stakeholders as possible.