Sentence examples similar to demanding a day from inspiring English sources

extolling Trump's efforts, to Trump suddenly bailing on the effort and demanding a Friday resolution to the matter ― which all but guaranteed it wouldn't be resolved to anyone's satisfaction.

The Sunni scholar Yusuf al-Qaradawi demanded a Day of Rage.

He said, among many other pertinent things, that to his kind "the absence of personal and social values * * * is not a revelation shaking the ground beneath them, but a problem demanding a day-to-day solution.

About 25,000 workers at Kia Motors stayed off the job for several hours, demanding a five-day week and an 11.1percentt wage increase.

A U.N. Security Council resolution passed Saturday had demanded a 30-day ceasefire across all of Syria, excluding certain jihadi and Islamist rebel factions, but did not give a specific start date.

The U.N. Security Council is to vote on Saturday on a draft resolution which demands a 30-day ceasefire across Syria to allow aid access and medical evacuations.

May Day commemorates the events of 4 May, 1886, when trade unionists in Chicago demanding an eight-hour day came under fire.

The 22 participants in Saturday's summit agreed to do everything necessary to make Gadhafi respect a U.N. Security Council resolution Thursday demanding a cease-fire, Sarkozy said.

These clients don't call up on Friday demanding an office angel for Monday, never to be heard of again.

Unite union members plan to strike for 24 hours on Friday, demanding a £500 bonus for working during the Games.

"Where's Jeremy Corbyn?" As people marched through London on Saturday demanding a "People's Vote" on Brexit, this was the question they were asking.