Sentence examples for demanding for him from inspiring English sources

He withdrew, he once told Manhattan Inc. magazine, because politics would have been too demanding for him at the time, when he was a single parent.

In this first t20 match since Pietersen decided that England's one-day programme is too demanding for him to join their defence of the ICC World Championship in Sri Lanka this autumn, Alex Hales delighted his home-county crowd with a match-winning innings that was a single short of perfection.

There has been no widespread public call within the religious community demanding for him to step down, be sat down or altogether shutdown.

In 1988, when Carrie Fisher last celebrated her birthday in New York, Robin Williams was appearing at Lincoln Center in the Mike Nichols production of 'Waiting for Godot.' The play was demanding for him -- Samuel Beckett doesn't encourage improvisation -- and when he walked into Fisher's party, he was exhausted.

Since last August, when Falcao scored three goals that devastated Chelsea in the UEFA Super Cup, it was rumored that the Chelsea owner, Roman Abramovich, would pay whatever price was demanded for him.

Mr. Mitchell found the production demanding for both him and the cast.

Which is exactly what a lot of people have been demanding of him for a very long time, I hasten to point out once again.

Jesus' death was exactly what Rome demanded for someone like him, the predictable outcome of the life he led.

As Ince is under the age of 24, Championship club Blackpool can still demand compensation for him if he joins another English club this summer.

"The demand for him is overwhelming.

Despite that, Mr Corbyn rejected demands for him to sack Mr Livingstone from his defence role.