Big
In demand
In demand adjective - Greatly desired.
Both terms in one sentence
- Yvonne and Barry are former champion ballroom dancers whose talents are no longer in demand anywhere else, Ted is a comic that never cracked the big time, Fred is desperate to get his jockey's licence back so he can ride professionally again, and Mr Partridge is a former music hall entertainer.
Source: Series / Hi-de-Hi! -
The real Big Bad of the setting is Charlie, who seems to be controlling everything from behind the scenes, sowing conflict so his mercenaries will always be in demand, presently devoting all his resources to killing Parson personally, and shows signs of being motivated by Immortality Immorality.
Source: Webcomic / Erfworld
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