Sentence examples for demanding was from inspiring English sources
By 1863 even the New York Herald, formerly a sarcastic paper in a sarcastic city, turned its back on humor, demanding, "Was Bull Run a joke?
So demanding was the task, in fact, that the 007 team turned to a car that technically didn't exist – the Jaguar CX75.
What the protesters in first Gdansk and then Leipzig were mostly demanding was not capitalism, of course, but a different kind of socialism.
They had no choice except to wait, because the $600 per person that smugglers were demanding was far beyond the small cash reserves that they had managed to hang on to through the journey.
He said the £57m G4S management fee that the company was still demanding was actually only 15% profit – the rest covered the cost of the company's Canary Wharf operation that was used to employ and train the 10,000 private security recruits.
Bertelsmann, he said, discussed a deal with EMI executives in 1998, only to break off conversations because the price they were demanding was too high -- and that price, he noted, was a figure less than half of what Time Warner is paying to fold EMI's music holdings into a 50-50 joint venture.
Strict and demanding is out.
The demand was turned down.
Foreign demand was replaced by local demand.
Demand was practically nil.
