Sentence examples for demonstrated in march from inspiring English sources

Mr. Snyder sued the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan., for unspecified monetary damages after its members demonstrated in March at the funeral of his son, Lance Cpl.

For example, as Fusion's Felix Salmon demonstrated in March, Trump had dramatically more delegates than his percentage of the Republican vote at that point, and Sanders had dramatically fewer delegates than his percentage on the Democratic side.

That was demonstrated in March, when a television campaign for Ultimate TV was created not by FCB San Francisco but by Rodgers Townsend in St . Louis which had originally been hired to handle brand identity work, not advertising.

Metabolically healthy obesity is found more frequently among younger adults, as a large study in the journal Diabetes Care demonstrated in August.

The power of public opinion to sway the process was amply demonstrated in July when six initial site plans were universally rejected.

"DIE Mauer muss weg!" ("Away with the wall!") shouted the hundreds of thousands of East Berliners who demonstrated in October and November 1989 against East Germany's fading communist regime.

Just how competitive and crowded the underwear category is getting was demonstrated in February, on the biggest day of the year for advertising: Super Bowl Sunday.

Or (why miss the boat?) is there an opportunity to create a fresh interpretation of resort, as Raf Simons demonstrated in May with his first Dior resort show?

First demonstrated in November at a conference in Japan, the VR Tenga finally makes it possible to receive a "robot handjob", which adds a new dimension to the idea of robots taking over our jobs.

On the positive side has been the initial response to an upcoming tablet/laptop computer called the Surface, which Microsoft briefly demonstrated in June and may hit the marketplace this fall.

The service was first demonstrated in May, aping Star Trek's universal translator or the Babel Fish from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, translating a conversation between German and English.