Sentence examples for demanding entry from inspiring English sources

By the mid-19th century, more women were demanding entry to medical school.

Nobody expects jails to have open days but journalists should be banging on the gates demanding entry.

The Turkish government said that the protest broke out when a crowd gathered outside the camp demanding entry.

Five hundred people filled the auditorium; another three hundred and fifty listened in the cafeteria, and more than a hundred stood outside, demanding entry.

Most of the time, Britain has been a reluctant and self- absorbed negotiator, demanding entry, then continued membership, almost entirely on its own terms.

"For example, some men in full possession of a penis are now identifying as women and demanding entry to women-only colleges, and the right to change in women's dressing rooms".

They then knocked on the door and demanded entry.

Respondent argues that the officers "demanded" entry to the apartment, but he has not pointed to any evidence in the record that supports this assertion.

On the night of July 7 , 1937 a small Japanese force on maneuvers near the Marco Polo Bridge demanded entry to the tiny walled town of Wanping in order to search for one of their soldiers.

At the City Council Mortuary on Ngong Road, crowds of people whose relatives were missing pressed up against the main gate today and demanded entry to find out whether their worse fears were true.

To make his point, the director, Norman Siegel, went to Harris Park in the Bronx yesterday afternoon (after notifying The New York Times and a television station) and demanded entry to a free salsa concert without opening his bag for inspection or being subjected to a hand-held magnetometer.