Sentence examples for evening to demand from inspiring English sources

An estimated 5,000 people demonstrated here this evening to demand an end to Basque violence.

Furious Jewish settlers fought Palestinians this afternoon near a West Bank crossroads where an Israeli infant was wounded by Arab stone-throwers on Tuesday, and then gathered here this evening to demand a declaration of war against the Palestinian Authority.

An estimated 10,000 protesters came out on a balmy evening to demand the resignation of the Serbian president, Boris Tadic, whom they called a traitor to Serbia for his willingness to hand over alleged war criminals to the United Nations tribunal in The Hague.

On Thursday, my coworkers and I walked off the job to demand $15/hour and union rights, and I joined hundreds of other underpaid workers to rally outside the GOP presidential debate in Detroit that evening to demand that the candidates stand with the nearly 2 million workers in our state who are paid less than $15/hour.

The sagging market has emboldened the buyers -- advertisers and the agencies that represent them -- to resist price increases, and even to demand significantly lower rates.

People are starting to quietly wonder, and to ask, even to demand information about where the food on their plate comes from.

"He never even came to demand the rent.

The place to start is to ask what it is about the character of our immediate sensory experience that points to or perhaps even seems to demand such an explanation.

Their success has increased their incomes still further, allowing them to make even larger contributions and to demand even bigger favors.

If the claim is 'justified' by an objective need for health care, it is even more obvious to demand that forgone care should be reduced.

The I.M.F. is almost certain to demand even greater deficit cuts.