Sentence examples for English demonstration from inspiring English sources

Ramrod-backed and gimlet-eyed, on "Tear-Stained Letter" he gives a very English demonstration of how to wring feeling from an electric guitar.

The results are similar to those from the English demonstration studies and results from screening programmes in both Denmark and the Netherlands, which also invite women aged 65 69 and report more than 70% of women accepting an invitation to screening (Sarkeala et al, 2004).

The e-mail contained a link (URL) that directed the recipient to an online questionnaire (the online questionnaire has been reconstructed in English for demonstration purpose; http://www.notyetinc.de/msla/).

For the past four months the Guardian has joined English Defence League demonstrations, witnessing its growing popularity, from protests attracting just a few hundred hardcore activists at the end of last year to rallies and marches which are bringing thousands of people on to the street – and into direct conflict with the police and local Muslim communities.

In conjunction with the exhibition, Friday, 7 to 8 30 p.m., an English country dance demonstration, with audience participation.

"Pussy vs Putin" said one sign in English at the demonstration while another called for "Pussy Riot for the Eurovision".

The fact that this book was first published in Germany in 1947 and has only appeared now in English is good demonstration of how much catching up we have to do.

The court was shown a further video of Barnes secretly filmed in the dock at Westminster magistrates' court being sentenced for a public order offence after an English Defence League demonstration.

English and Scottish demonstration pilots achieved uptake of 14 15% at the second, and 10% at the third invitation to prevalence screening.

Events like the 2005 London bombings, the murder of Lee Rigby which sparked a sharp rise in BNP and English Defence League led demonstrations across the country—and the recent case in Rotherham, where several "anti-Muslim pedo gangs" demonstrations were held by the BNP and Britain First.

Just months after the anti-BNP demonstration, the English Defence League had provocatively announced its intention to march on Altab Ali Park in Tower Hamlets, named after a young Bangladeshi killed in a racist attack.