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Meanings of demand admittance in English
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Usage of demand admittance in English
1
No other knock came on the door, nor did anybody demand admittance.
2
Did you find him wandering about, or did he come and demand admittance?
3
I felt my cheek flame as I said, They demand admittance as if in possession of an assured, decided right.
4
I'll go up to the door, knock and make quite a racket, and demand admittance in the name of the Czar.
5
Hidden close by the Netherbow Port, they saw the coach which had carried the deputation home drive up and demand admittance.
6
As they were departing with Farina, and Guy prepared to demand admittance into the convent, Dietrich chanced to ask how fared Dame Lisbeth.
7
Sir Walter Carey himself, followed by his secretary, began to walk round toward the only door, to demand admittance in a more regular fashion.
8
I need not have shut my doors; not a soul demanded admittance.
9
His anxious mother was at the door in an instant, demanding admittance.
10
They pound on the gate demanding admittance in the name of the law.
11
The Mormons resisted for some time, and finally demanded admittance into the Union.
12
So he advanced boldly to the royal castle and demanded admittance.
13
Gregorio then demanded admittance and led the way, followed by his three friends.
14
They were soon at the door, demanding admittance, and in a surly mood.
15
They demanded admittance, and were taken to the rooms where the Englishman had stayed.
16
He demanded admittance in too peremptory a tone for denial.