Sentence examples similar to request something of me from inspiring English sources

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You might request "something of four hours' duration with mescaline effects, or twelve hours' duration with alternating mushroom and LSD rushes".

As I've written here before, you generally get what you ask for when you request something of the generous Tony Awards Administration Committee.

Request something of him that requires more effort than normal.

Here we find all sorts of cultural types permeating and acculturating1 each other, forming vibrant genetic relations of ethnic cultures, in which "you are inseparable from me, and I am inseparable from you; there is something of me in you, and something of you in me, to the point that I am you and you are me".

Or, explore the catalog of IT services and request something you need.

Most people request something light.

Such requests are something of a pro forma exercise for US presidents.

A review of some rejection letters with names redacted, obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests, provides something of a tinted view of the neighborhood's art scene, and of art criticism.

It seems more reasonable to argue that he had not solicited the transfer of any "secret" information from his acquaintance and had neither known nor requested that something of this nature was to be handed to him.

Something inside of me snapped..

Something inside of me reacted".

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