demand money

He used to turn up and demand money with threats.

Maybe she was going to demand money to keep quiet about it.

He has been held for a month now, with guards demanding money to let him go.

They'd demand money from him and my body would still never be found."

The men forced the group to leave the bus and demanded money.

"I have had reason to demand money like that often, you understand.

They demanded money and asked if her husband was a rebel.

People who have food demand money for it, you see."

The man seized her by the arm and demanded money.

At least in the new Kenya, the police officer did not demand money, as he would have before.

He said militants had come to his house demanding money and food, which they paid for.

Late last Saturday night he called upon me and demanded money as the price of silence.

A few have demanded money up front before providing tissue.

In only one shooting did the gunman even demand money.

Then, the police said, they tried, without success, to contact her father to demand money for the release of his daughter.

In section 16.4 we turn to why people demand money - not the silly question it may seem.

One man grabbed her from behind while his partner demanded money.

If one was not present, he would ask the price of a manicure, then demand money.

She told the police the man was armed with a knife and demanded money from her.

Family members told state investigators that the federal agents had demanded money.

Ashamed to demand money, the men began to call out for their discharge.

The youths demanded money from the family and a struggle followed, the police said.

On 14 May, four insurgents came and demanded money from a gas station.

"The subject should be on the phone demanding money," Quincy told her.

The girl was demanding money from a man who bustled in.