Sentence examples for forward demanding from inspiring English sources

Aguero urged his team-mates forward, demanding they give him the ball.

A 65-year-old woman claiming to be his illegitimate daughter stepped forward, demanding to be let into the hospital to meet him.

Victims are stepping forward, demanding face-to-face meetings with their bishops and filing lawsuits asking for millions of dollars in damages.

Emerging from nearly six years of crisis, the question "can't we do better than capitalism?" pushes forward, demanding discussion, debate, and democratic decision.

Back in the day, when the Ireland scrum-halves would be practising their passing in an empty room at the team hotel, he'd be the only forward demanding to join in.

Musical events -- themes, melodies, rhythms -- might move forward, demanding attention, and then recede, giving way to others, according to the desires of the composer and the interpretations of the performer.

Lately, the analyses in books such as Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" and Katty Kay and Claire Shipman's "The Confidence Code" have focussed on women's personal attitudes — how they need to just step up, put themselves forward, demand that raise.

Lately, the analyses in books such as Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" and Katty Kay and Claire Shipman's "The Confidence Code" have focussed on women's personal attitudes how they need to just step up, put themselves forward, demand that raise.

"Specifically, we believe several proprietary and incremental data points validate our conservative estimates, including successful first price negotiations, large customer pull in of 300mm production, and accelerating March and forward demand from customers in Taiwan," said Lehman.

Some will respond that the potential for violence demands that we extirpate all references to gender transition to which anyone takes offense, yet when our rights and acceptance are limited by general ignorance, the way forward demands education, which requires compromise and not the imposition of a political culture that tries to protect everyone's feelings.

Burnham insists on finishing his point about banning unpaid internships, and raises his already booming voice, which often has the timbre and volume of an impatient centre-forward demanding a pass up from defence.