demand something from somebody
demand something of somebody

After all, we always demand a great deal from the Americans.

The next few years will demand a lot from us.

I could not know then how very much more the sea would demand from me.

What right do you have to demand anything from this country?

If the city does its part, it has every right to demand a similar effort from the state.

Too many people who coach women do not demand enough from them, he has said.

There was no way she would demand anything from him.

Both he and the situation demanded better performance from her.

She felt that he had no right to demand so much from his young men.

Then go to the people and demand an open trial for our cause from my brother.