Sentence examples for demanding help from from inspiring English sources
They've lost the war at home, and they're now demanding help from the outside.
Just up the street, 75 people filled a living room, anxiously exchanging stories about what many described as a neighborhood under siege, and demanding help from local officials.
"How is it that a segment of our youth cannot realize their legitimate aspirations at professional, physical and social levels?" Thousands of unemployed graduates regularly protest in front of Morocco's Parliament in Rabat, demanding help from the government in finding work in a job market that has become increasingly hostile to new graduates.
So they are demonstrating by holding makeshift cardboard placards, shouting and demanding help from the United Nations.Solange, a 28-year-old Congolese mother of five, fled the war in her home country six years ago for a supposedly more peaceful life in South Africa.
We see him demanding help from Alain, the ex-boyfriend of Mira/Israeli counterintelligence officer, for help on the ground in Tehran.
However, as I've also experienced personally and seen in others many times throughout my life and in my work, there is a beautiful place of balance between going it all alone and demanding help from others in an obnoxious way.
It should first demand help from the state and city, which have shortchanged mass transit for years.
Juncker pointedly remarked that today's wave of immigration from the Middle East and Africa could be tomorrow's influx from a war-ravaged Ukraine, the message being that the eastern Europeans on the frontline would then demand help from western Europe.
Some relatives have asked whether everything was done to ensure passengers' safety and have demanded help from officials in Nanjing and Shanghai in unruly scenes that have drawn a heavy police response.
An indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon has taken at least eight public officials hostage to demand help from the central government after an oil spill polluted its lands, according to authorities.
Crosscut: The Bushes "shall" demand help from Ms. Harris, they "may" have sent a mob of khaki-clad Hill aides to intimidate the Miami-Dade canvassing board, and they "must" hang on to the count favoring W., as opposed to risking a true count.
