"Are you going to get married?" she demanded, hands on hips.
This threat to American democracy and our cyber way of life demands hands-on attention to the underlying machines and devices.
BloomThat has cropped up to offer flower delivery within hours, while Lugg lends an on-demand hand for furniture moving and Luxe can help take the stress out of parking.
On the other side of the debate sit realists reminding us that Yahoo and Best Buy's businesses are in trouble, hence, "when a ship is going down, it is not unreasonable to demand all hands on deck".
"Is it too much to ask?" she demanded, hands folded tightly on her lap, as though to loosen them would unleash more emotion than she was willing to share.
In [11], an introduction to an efficient MAC protocol aimed to improve the performance of WBAN networks via providing an optimized power consumption and delay for MAC protocols by using low cost out of hand (on-demand) wakeup radio module to increase the sleeping time of the node.
"Mr John, why have you come here?" he demanded, placing his hands on David's shoulders, while scanning his eyes like a worried doctor.
There is always a demand for extra hands on deck as the fiscal year comes to a close.
In interviews Mr. Hancock was often asked the secret of mastering his vast instrument, with its prodigious thunder and simultaneous demands on hands, eyes and feet.
For a detailed juxtaposition of Cameron's original demands on the one hand and the compromise on the other hand see Ralf Drachenberg & Torlach Grant, Outcome of the European Council of 18-19 February 2016, Eur.
Between 2010 and 2015, Ed Miliband flailed around trying to satisfy incompatible demands from, on one hand, an activist base who treated talk of control as the thin end of a racist wedge and, on the other hand, voters who blamed Labour for letting too many people into Britain and didn't like being accused of bigotry when they raised the matter.
