Sentence examples for clock demonstrations from inspiring English sources
Protesters in Montenegro were hit with tear gas and stun grenades again this weekend after clashing with police for a second weekend in a row while they attempted to enter the parliament building in the capital of Podgorica, with the latest escalation in tensions coming amid weeks of round the clock demonstrations against the country's prime minister.
By the weekend, protest organizers had agreed to reduce their round-the-clock demonstrations to only seven hours a day.
In 1975, when the city proposed closing Engine Company 89 in the Bronx, residents of Throgs Neck staged round-the-clock demonstrations for days to express their displeasure.
As the execution date approached, with legal experts doubting the likelihood of a stay or commutation, opponents of the death penalty have gathered outside the main gates for round-the-clock demonstrations.
Starting on June 2 2001, he staged a continuous round-the-clock demonstration opposite the Houses of Parliament against the UK's policy in Iraq and elsewhere.
He and his wife, Kay, divorced in 2003, a year and a half into his round-the-clock demonstration in Parliament Square.
By Friday, only a paltry few, some sleeping on yoga mats, others playing guitars, were left at was had been billed as a round-the-clock demonstration against Mr. Putin in a Moscow park.
A two-bit-large bus for broadcast or clock distribution demonstration is presented using collective wiring technologies and MCM hybridization process in a standard BGA package.
To save it from any extra wear and tear, it no longer chimes, save for the odd demonstration to clock enthusiasts a few times a year.
They'll all have access to loading docks, around-the-clock security, a demonstration kitchen and office space.
