Sentence examples for it's in demand from inspiring English sources

"It's in demand," he said.

It only seats 30 people and it's in demand, so you have to book in advance.

Now it's in demand for second homes, and the landscape began to reveal discreet holiday settlements, mostly still favoured by Italians, Germans and Swiss.

It's called Halloumi, it's in demand as an export, and the government is mandating it be made with 51 percent sheep and goat milk, when traditionally cow's milk was used.

"There's no evidence that it's in demand by the average buyer," said Sal Alfano, the editorial director of Remodeling magazine, a trade publication that conducts an annual survey to calculate the payoffs from home improvements.

"No, I'm afraid it's in demand by someone else," came the reply.

But part of it is in-demand employees' revenge for decades of being increasingly expendable.

Maize was once considered a poor man's food but now it is in demand, much of it going to China as poultry feed.

Security is very trendy, it is in demand, it is increasing its profile in the business community as well as technology," said Duncan Brown of market research firm IDC.

It was in demand, along with other blue chips, during the strong midweek rally.

The Spanish penchant for Fanta límon certainly brings to life the "Less serious" theme: It is in demand as a mixer with distilled spirits like vodka.