Sentence examples similar to demanding a visa from inspiring English sources
It's made her irresistible in one role after another: her coma-crush on Bill Pullman in 1995's "While You Were Sleeping," her undercover cop tottering on heels with Benjamin Bratt in 2000's "Miss Congeniality," her uptight Canadian (is that redundant?) demanding a visa-approved marriage with Ryan Reynolds in 2009's "The Proposal".
Partly because the Peruvians did not demand a visa, Kostya bought a plane ticket to Lima.
Trump is demanding an end to the diversity visa lottery, which grants up to 50,000 green cards to people from countries that send comparatively few immigrants to the U.S., many of them in Africa.
A few years earlier, an immigration officer had demanded she present a visa to board a flight from Canada to her home in Arizona.
Still reeling from the horror of 9/11, the US is now demanding that all visa entrants hold biometric visas from the end of 2004.
A single visa gives Chinese people access to every EU country except Britain, which demands a separate one.
The immigration services made Kiarostami apply twice for a visa, demanding his fingerprints on two separate occasions.
Top quality photographers in China are in hot demand, and getting a visa to enter the country takes time.
Talk to most any business owner and you'll find the same thing: tough talk in public, but privately demanding more visas for the employees essential to their businesses.
Others were working cheaply in Poland as cleaners and building workers.In October, as a step towards imposing full EU border controls and visa rules, Poland began demanding visas from its neighbours.
