Sentence examples for demonstration and will from inspiring English sources

A syllogism that meets these conditions is called a demonstrative syllogism or demonstration and will provide explanatory knowledge of its conclusion.

Meadows was charged with violent disorder following the demonstration and will plead not guilty in a case that could determine the future of the right to public protest in Britain.

During the new exhibition, mother Michelle said the north Norfolk artist may also undertake a ticket-only painting demonstration and will launch his first book Coming to Light, which details his journey in art so far.

Some residents will be glad to be paid to participate in Inuit cultural demonstrations, and will sell traditional Inuit handicrafts.

Mr. Florence, below, a chef, will be on hand for cooking demonstrations and will be accompanied by Julia Rutland, editor of Coastal Living magazine.

She adds: Greek police, meanwhile, are refusing to say how many turned out for today's demonstrations and will release figures in the next hour or so.

The study staff will explain the content of the programme orally aided by illustrations and demonstrations, and will answer questions from participants.

"Next Monday will be a test for the Green movement — if the government issues a permit, there will be a huge demonstration and it will show how alive the Green movement is".

"I will not go out for the demonstration and I will not do or say anything unless Moktada says so," said Imad Ali, a 41-year-old Shiite from Sadr City, a poor Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad.

A butchering demonstration and lunch will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Jimmy's No. 43, 43 East Seventh Street in the East Village.

On Tuesday, a free mochi-making demonstration and tasting will take place starting at noon at Mitsuwa Marketplace, 595 River Road, in Edgewater, N.J.; mitsuwa.com.