Sentence examples for long demanding from inspiring English sources

It's also a long, demanding sing.

This is an album of long, demanding tracks that, lyrically, alternate between ice-faced posturing and desperate cries for help.

After a long, demanding day of Machiavellian political manoeuvring in episode 12 of The Killing, prospective Copenhagen mayor Troels Hartmann rewards himself with a chill-cabinet pepperoni pizza.

There is also the fact that this will be Chelsea's 68th game of a long, demanding season whereas their opponents have played only 49. "For six months we have been playing two games, at least, a week," Benítez said.

Manon is arguably the ballerina equivalent of Hamlet – long, demanding and complex – and Hayward was worried she might not have anything to add to the great interpreters of the past such as Antoinette Sibley or Sylvie Guillem.

Out there on the long, demanding fairways of the Green Monkey was a huge struggle: I hacked, heaved, slashed and, when the struggle became too much, I cheated - by moving the ball, when my playing partners were not looking, to improve my position or, wait for it, in the argot, my 'lie'lie

The Kosovars have long demanded independence.

Opera has long demanded enormous suspension of disbelief from fans.

Russian officials have long demanded greater oversight of American adoptions.

Conservative politicians have long demanded a clampdown on such images.

Mr. Trittin's Green Party has long demanded a 60-m.p.h.