Idiom: on demand
Definition
Idiom: on demand
- at any time something is needed
Example sentences
— On international flights most movies are on demand so it’s easy to be entertained when you travel.
— My boss expected me to work on demand, so after a year of getting his calls in the evenings and every weekend I got tired and quit.
— With the Tennis TV app, I no longer have to wake up in the middle of the night to watch professional women's tennis matches since they offer full replays of matches on demand.
— I have the ESPN app, which not only enables me to watch sports on demand, but I can also fast-forward through commercials.
— Personally, I think Netflix is the best video on demand service.
— Anyone can be a published writer these days by using print on demand services.
— We can get any kind of printing done on demand and it's not too expensive.
— In the developed world, we take many things for granted, like having clean water and electricity on demand.
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