Sentence examples for demanding silence from inspiring English sources
Stretches of residents' street parking are forcibly cleared to make room for the entourage — a caravan of technical trucks, dressing trailers, gofers demanding silence from passing strangers.
At the entrance, there was no red light demanding silence; like most television shows in Hengdian, it would be dubbed later, so only minimal effort was made to keep things quiet during shooting.
Over the summer, many and possibly all of the parents now involved in the lawsuit signed the local government's agreement demanding silence in exchange for compensation payments, Ms. Zheng said.
Super Bowl ad watchers are not simply demanding silence during commercial breaks anymore: some are actually visiting the advertisers' Web sites, according to data released by comScore Networks, a consumer research firm.
Status quo warriors have long ignored criticisms they have no interest in – instead demanding silence from the marginalised voices offering the criticism and perspective severely lacking from wider debate.
As NOizeFest 2012 approached, however, a tattoo parlor owned by new transplants from Massachusetts moved in between our house and Bacchanal wine bar, and surprised us by immediately demanding silence from our entire noisy little corner, where constant trains and other industrial noise necessitated extraordinarily liberal sound laws.
John Bercow intervenes to demand silence.
The inquiry's chairman, Sir John Chilcot, then demanded silence.
To say "Why is this on the news?" is to demand silence from a minority.
Interrupts boisterous Prime Minister's Questions to demand silence, claiming, implausibly: "The public doesn't like it".
Bishop demanded silence and encouraged his players to use the 30 minutes before warm-ups to watch tape or read.
