Sentence examples for moves demands from inspiring English sources

Even the level-headed fellow teenager Cesc Fábregas is finding out that finishing moves demands an elusive quality that tends to emerge with experience: the Spaniard has had more shots on target than any other player in this season's Premeirship but still hasn't managed to score - but you can bet he'll be bagging goals a-gogo in future seasons.

(Nonetheless, others to whom he speaks have told me that Mr. Mishal has said that "when the time comes," Hamas will make some of the moves demanded of it by the West).

Move!, demands a modern-day Nick Burns by way of the vague release notes.

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.

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

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.

Maybe we all need to stop paying more, refuse to move, demand more of our MPs to push through tougher legislation.

In a move demanded by the I.M.F., which will cost thousands of jobs, the toxic assets of Laiki will be hived off into a so-called bad bank, while healthy assets and accounts will be moved to the Bank of Cyprus.