Sentence examples for demanding to save from inspiring English sources

Earlier this summer I sat down with a few of the traders and campaigners in the market, in a tiny shop called Videomania that sold imported DVDs, the walls plastered with heart-rending kids' pictures demanding to "Save Our Market".

Demands to save public services are growing.

The club's president, retired general Eduardo Barbosa, said congress had installed the military regime under popular demand to save the country from becoming a communist dictatorship.

The actual plot is always much the same: the desk rat, who may bear some resemblance to the author, is suddenly in demand to save a significant part of the world.

With the rapid development of digital image technology, the demand to save raw image data for further image processing or repeated compression is increasing.

Galvanise that anguish into a real demand to save lives: stopping the barrel bombs.

This news rattled fans around the country who took to social media with passionate and humorous demands to "save my mac and cheese".

Nearby, an electric blue rabbit-hair angora sweater from Marc by Marc Jacobs moped, half off its hanger, demanding to be saved.

Again, if this is how things are written, it probably reflects how project participants think and act – carried along in automatic System 1 mode, and not resorting to deep System 2 thinking that, though demanding to do, saves time and money in the end.

"Upstream, they are demanding more water for canals, but we are demanding water to save our coastal area," Mr. Brohi said.

Israeli Druze have demonstrated outside the Knesset in Jerusalem, demanding action to save their brethren, but to no avail.