Sentence examples for demanding a name from inspiring English sources
BERNARD TELSEY Nowadays you have theater owners really demanding a name actor in a production because then it sounds like a sure bet as far as a rental.
All the legal stuff is still in the works, but at this point Tinder is pretty much demanding a name change, and 3nder is "not caving to [Tinder's] demands".
His new home seems to demand a name.
Henrik Knudsen, who opened Graceland Randers in 2011, says the Memphis, Tennessee-based Elvis Presley Enterprises Inc has demanded a name change and 1.5m kroner ($220,000 or approximately £148,000) in compensation.
"I'll tell you about the Yellow King," he says, prompting Rust to demand a name and, in the process, assault him.
I demand a name that sounds more butch and up-to-date.....I'd ask the Tims to send in some suggestions, but I don't think this is the sort of thing they'd be any good at.
The former students who spoke to the Times said they also felt pressured to write their names on the form, as the survey seemed to demand a name.
As in the Guwahati case, this often leads to the public taking things into their own hands, circulating videos and images of the accused, demanding a public naming and shaming.
"When you see terms like L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.," Professor Halberstam added, "it's because people are seeing all the things that fall out of the binary, and demanding that a name come into being".
In recent years, though, it has emerged that the most reliable equation for a big box office demands a big name as one of its integers.
"Everybody has a little panic for the simple reason that the supporters demand a big name, or at least hope for one, and some of this is driven by the media.
