Sentence examples for demonstration and there from inspiring English sources

Highlights of the 2010 roundup included popular country fair attractions like a working border collie demonstration, and there was an appearance by the 2009 Miss America, Katie Stam, who is a Hoosier and former 4-H member.

We get the odd demonstration here and there, but they never really boil over into rioting.

"If I make demonstrations and there is peace, then we can get business," was his reasoning.

In Yemen there is an opposition, there are demonstrations and there are clear requests from the people.

Police were out in force to try to block the demonstrations, and there were sporadic confrontations near Kinshasa University.

Lady Macdonald runs cookery courses and private demonstrations and there's a little shop selling gadgets, cookery books and home made preserves.

Even opposition leaders have bemoaned the way harder-right groups have infiltrated the demonstrations, and there has been a small surge in violence against gay men and lesbians, with some beatings and angry, offensive words on social media.

Her friend added, "Have you heard that on the state channel they are saying there are only five thousand people on the square, and they keep showing pro-Mubarak demonstrations and there are only about a hundred and fifty people there?" A popular Egyptian song from the nineteen-seventies, "Egypt's Children," blasted through blurry loudspeakers.

All my preconceptions of what a squat might be like fly out the window; it is clean, unthreatening and has a community feel - the newspaper clippings are all about anti-capitalist marches, people's festivals and demonstrations, and there is a poster for an event the following night where a gay footballer is giving a talk on prejudice within the game.

The high school I went to was always involved in protest marches, boycotts and demonstrations; and there were several other schools around the country, but Livingstone is the one school that stands out as it had a long history of activism since its inception in the 1940s and the culture of activism was instilled in us from home to school and in the community.

The plaza in the middle of Lincoln Center is not a public forum and the center's management can legally prohibit rallies, demonstrations and leafletting there, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday.