Sentence examples for demanded vengeance from inspiring English sources
Soll's death demanded vengeance.
Many armed demonstrators expressed anger and demanded vengeance.
They had a penchant for family feuds, a love of whisky and a warrior ethic that demanded vengeance, Professor Fischer said.
Instead of demanding vengeance, the community comforted the killer's widow and children.
Crowds of Han Chinese residents then marched through Uighur neighborhoods, demanding vengeance and attacking residents with rocks and cleavers.
Hundreds of thousands of protesters gather peacefully each day in Dhaka, the capital, demanding vengeance against a bearded political figure, Abdul Quader Mollah.
That the women are not immune to this attitude is evident in the savagery with which Beatrice demands vengeance for Hero.
In 755 in Khorāsān, a certain Sunbadh, described as a magi (here probably meaning a follower of the Mazdakite heresy, not an orthodox Zoroastrian), revolted, demanding vengeance for the murdered Abū Muslim.
A couple of weeks ago, its co-owner Phil Mangiafridda got a takeout order from one of his newer regulars, the Mets pitcher Shawn Estes, who was preparing for the biggest start of his major-league career — a game the next day at Shea against the Yankees and, more important, against Roger Clemens, whose notorious beaning of Mike Piazza two years ago had Mets fans demanding vengeance.
On 4 November, two days after the coup ended, thousands of irate townspeople walked three kilometres to Cẩn's house on the city's southern outskirts — where he lived with his aged mother — demanding vengeance.
