Sentence examples for came to demonstrating from inspiring English sources
However, when it came to demonstrating a particular raga, it was a different matter.
Some of the leading perfomers at WOMADelaide in Adelaide's Botanic Park were more than a match for their superannuated peers in the world of rock when it came to demonstrating that near-enough eligibility for a senior citizen's card is no barrier to putting on a show.
"Because the cupboard was bare when it came to demonstrating that the material would be of substantial value to the police investigation, the claimants were denied a fair opportunity to demonstrate to the (Chelmsford) court why much, if not the totality, of their material was unlikely to be of any assistance".
"Before only Gaddafi's people came to demonstrate and they were bribed.
About 30 women, including City Councilwoman Carol Greitzer came to demonstrate against reform and to support the Cook bill.
Back in March , 1978 the organisers were astounded when 40,000 people came to demonstrate in favour of a positive response to Sadat's initiative.
And perhaps they came to demonstrate an expression of hope as we near the Annapolis Conference, another crossroads in the quest for Israeli-Palestinian peace.
He wanted, when the time came, to demonstrate in the case of religious feeling what he believed he had demonstrated in the case of language that the love of God, like linguistic competence, is innate.
And, through a benign policy of neglect due to financing problems and other factors, the gardens also inadvertently came to demonstrate that the American holly is one tough plant, a woody ornamental that can survives decades of absolutely no care.
But for many who came to demonstrate, the issue was less about the confusion of the ballots than about the presumed lack of intelligence on the part of Gov. George W. Bush.
He wanted, when the time came, to demonstrate in the case of religious feeling what he believed he had demonstrated in the case of language — that the love of God, like linguistic competence, is innate.
