Sentence examples for move demanding from inspiring English sources

"Success is the result of keeping on the move, demanding more of yourself, challenging the very rules you live by.

The horde – the rogue group of "revenants" who had, for much of the series, lurked in the shadows – finally made their move, demanding that all of the revenants who had been dwelling in the town be handed over to them.

On October 21st John McCain, a Republican senator, blocked the nomination on a procedural move, demanding Mr Becker appear before a Senate committee before a confirmation vote.Mr Becker's decisions on the NLRB would probably be far less radical than business groups charge; nonetheless, his presence could improve the ability of unions to organise.

They demonstrated against the move, demanding to know whether it was an attempt to rein in investigative journalism at the well-respected newspaper, something the management has denied.

And so we sat, and we sang, and we shouted, 14 religious types, one year later, refusing to move, demanding that the charges be dropped.

A Reuters witness said Macedonian police fired several rounds of tear gas into crowds who tore down the metal gate and onto a railway line where migrants sat refusing to move, demanding to cross into the country.

Such an impertinent move demanded that Root should be smashed to all parts of Eden Gardens.

Separating the roles at the top has increasingly become a move demanded by shareholders, including at companies like JPMorgan Chase.

Mr. Bussereau declined to comment on whether the government was considering using its stocks, a move demanded by the French truckers' federation.

Esterhazy, in a typically reckless though well-calculated move, demanded a court-martial, which, held in secret, ended, predictably, with his acquittal.

The House also approved changes to teachers' health insurance, requiring the biggest districts to shop for cheaper coverage, a move demanded by Republicans.