Sentence examples for has started demanding from inspiring English sources

Everyone has started demanding skirts with everything.

The difference in England now has less to do with the loss of power abroad than with the fact that a whole new class has started demanding to run the country at home.

Yet, as anal becomes a normal part of heterosexual porn for a wider audience, a small audience craving painful or extreme porn, for whom anal is now too passé and mainstream, has started demanding more physically taxing and (Kingston believes) potentially dangerous ass play acrobatics from the limited actress pool.

And as in China, workers in Bangladesh have started demanding higher pay.

Since then, most members have started demanding secession from the north.

Instead, they have started demanding that Mr. Fahim prove he has adequate funds to follow through on this project.

A small minority have started demanding cash for their thoughts; rather more have wearily withdrawn into a fenced-off area from which the media are excluded.

Despite decades-long relationships with his family, suppliers have started demanding cash upfront in lieu of letters of credit for shipments that take three months to arrive.

But credit spreads have widened considerably, commodity prices have softened, and investors have started demanding higher yields for short-term U.S. bonds than for those with longer terms.

Towns like Boulder, Colorado, concerned by the threat of climate change, have started demanding a clean, renewable alternative from their energy providers.

As Chicago has morphed from a meat-and-potatoes town to one claiming some of the country's best chefs, consumers have started demanding better beer.