Sentence examples for firmly demanded from inspiring English sources

When he skipped school again, Jason and Steph uncharacteristically but firmly demanded the iPhone.

He firmly demanded his own and others' rights whenever they were withheld, never blinking in the face of intimidation.

And he went around the room, right up and into the faces of all the dads, and politely but firmly demanded that we come up with an answer... a different name each time.

She added: "Governments that are close to Saudi Arabia – the UK included – must firmly demand the release of the juveniles without delay".

Soldiers in full-body armor, often without translators, show up at houses in the middle of the night and politely but firmly demand to search for weapons.

Diners would be startled by a team of gunmen, who would politely but firmly demand their telephones, promising that they would be returned at the end of the evening.

Seeing the candidates up there on the famous "Jeopardy" set as Mr. Trebek calmly works through the categories of information, firmly demanding that the candidates express their answers in the form of a question, could put the campaigners in a context that almost all of us have grown up with: "I'll take 'Sunnis Versus Shiites' for $600, Alex".

Europe now had "to move fast and firmly," Cazeneuve demanded, calling on EU interior ministers meeting on Friday to agree on a Europe-wide passenger information register, improved controls along Europe's external borders, and better coordination against arms-trafficking.

"Is it alive?" asked Ms. Holt, who arrived on the second day of construction, wielding a camera and a discerning eye, and began politely but firmly to demand changes.

Defense lawyer Steve Fishman firmly objected and demanded a separate hearing.

Australia's environment minister Greg Hunt firmly requested – some said demanded – a chance to speak after the screening because of Australia's financial contribution to the series, sources told Guardian Australia.