Sentence examples for had to demand from inspiring English sources

Chris Childs said Johnson had to demand the ball.

And yet I, Debby, was never offered more than half a drawer, and even that humiliating amount I had to demand.

In the wake of the recession, mayors and governors of both parties have had to demand a lot from their unions.

He drew enough grunts and "yes" remarks and laughter from the Bell family's supporters that Justice Cooper had to demand silence twice.

"But I think she was right to come out strong in the beginning because she is the first woman in that job and she had to demand respect".

Injuries Always a Concern As a rookie coach last season, Byron Scott felt he had to demand three-hour practices, disciplining with a scowl and extra sprints.

"I have to demand seriously that they pin it down".

We shouldn't have to demand these basic things.

I have to demand more out of people around me.

"The public has to demand these things," he says.

The more we demand from teachers the more we have to demand from students and parents.