Sentence examples for thousands demand from inspiring English sources

On the website where a petition denounces the footballer and convicted rapist Ched Evans, thousands demand the Nobel prize, along with freedom and protection, for Assange; his admirers even attempted to kickstart funds for a statue, honouring the man who has portrayed his Swedish accusers as instruments in a smear campaign.

Ulrich Schumacher, chief executive of Infineon, a big German producer of microchips, said on January 3rd: "Demand is still strong, so pricing is on the way up.

Copy a picture with the shift key depressed of the top 8 rows or so of the data section of the 4th Demand Curve type and all of the chart and paste picture with the shift key of them to the Saves worksheet.

Unions and greens held marches across the country on August 1st, demanding stricter environmental safeguards.

A rally on July 9th demanding electoral reform for Malaysia turned nasty, ending in the arrest of more than 1,600 people.

With Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic behind bars, the UN thought it was time to show its justice was even-handed, and its chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, was in Zagreb on July 6th demanding action.

Having learned during her quarrel with Francis Blair that his son Frank, a political power back in Missouri and an erstwhile supporter of General Frémont, had written a long letter to Lincoln criticizing the general's management of his command, the still fearless Jessie wrote a letter to the president on Sept. 12th demanding that she see the correspondence.

Mr Guebuza stepped down in January after two terms but has retained his sway over Frelimo as the party's president.Hundreds of human-rights activists and students marched in Maputo on March 7th, demanding justice for the lawyer's murder.

The par-five 16th demands a pinpoint accurate approach.

And since his proposed budget for next fiscal year, which begins July 1st, demands huge cuts to major social programs, why should they trust him to not go after those same cherished programs in this year's budget if they give him the carte blanche he is demanding to make whatever reductions he desires?

That horse is the Eeyoreish mule that pokes its head into the lounge on January 3, or 13th or even 30th demanding to be fed mince pies and port, and sod the Open University essay you're meant to be doing some reading for, what's on iPlayer?