Sentence examples for demanding something from inspiring English sources
At any rate they've been demanding something comparable for decades.
She's still looking at him, demanding something: reassurance, approval.
Consumers suddenly were demanding something more than cherries and lemons".
ALPA is demanding something in return for wage cuts.
Listening to her doctor's truculently anglicised daughter demanding something, "Nazneen caught the words pub and money".
"In Europe, we have good reason not to provide financial assistance without demanding something in return," he said, amiably.
But in doing so, they are demanding something that challenges the very nature of the party-controlled state: transparency.
"Customers are really demanding something specialized, made just for them, or tailored just for them," she said.
The dollar is now so unattractive that high-end workers are demanding something a little more virile.
Why didn't my French friends ever need to rush off the phone because their kids were demanding something?
He believes that the Chinese market, unlike those in Western countries, is driven by young urban consumers who are demanding something new and have no taboos.
