To Demand In A Sentence

• What have you come to demand?
• I have a right to demand it.
• Barre hastened to demand it.
• I came to demand it for the girl.
• I thought for a while he was going to demand that.
• You have a right to demand the same in return.
• It seems to demand a tune.
• Envoy will follow to demand production.
• She was in a position not only to demand but to receive.
• Mannering hastened to demand what they wanted.
• Publication of information relating to demand and supply.
• He has no right to demand the reason of her refusal.
• No sacrifices were too great to demand from the people.
• And now the ships were coming to demand an accounting.
• He stopped to demand portions of his late residence.
• This investigation the young man had resolved to demand.
• They sent a deputation to the fort to demand the letter.
• The eagerness of her silence seemed to demand as much.
• The health of the eye seems to demand a horizon.
• I tried to look as sad as the occasion seemed to demand.
• I seem to demand, but he seems to command.
• I come to demand my right, because you are a justice.
• To ask, to solicit, to demand.
• Mock was overheard to demand of Wilhelm.
• I think I have a right to demand who it is.
• I come, great sir, your justice to demand.
• Cease to demand of a soul's misery joy's sacrifice.
• Herbert Dodd found it almost desolately natural to demand.
• Is that a question For you, who are her father, to demand?
• Had the husband arrived to demand Heaven only knew what?...
• He can have it when he becomes sensible enough to demand it.
• But how would it do to demand of him the satisfaction of a gentleman?
• It seemed as if gran'ther had a right to demand it of her.
• She hungered for the confidence which she was too proud to demand as her right.
• You have the right to demand that it be shown to you innumerable times.
• This situation is sufficiently grievous to demand further comment.

• Have you considered that you have trained him to demand you all the time and all of you?
• But is it not sporting with philosophy to demand of it any other character than that of truth?
• The concessions which had been made had but encouraged the colonists to demand more.
• There were things which seemed to demand an explanation with regard to your position.

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