Sentence examples for demonstration becomes the from inspiring English sources

Another anti-hunting demonstration becomes the film's focus, this time on the Isle of Wight.

Moreover, the argument is pernicious: the ritual of the street demonstration becomes a kind of blackmail, letting special-interest groups distort government behaviour.

The demonstration becomes a tribute to African-American W.E.B.

So Sun Green's extravagant demonstration becomes no more and no less than "a golden moment in the history of TV news.

The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts (NCAFC), an organisation of barely 200 students before the first national demonstration, became a linchpin for the movement, as the NUS failed either to realise or to support the sheer scale of what was happening.

As news of the vote came through, the demonstration became more heated with fires lit in Parliament Square, rocks thrown at the police, attempts to smash into the Treasury and the supreme court and a surge into the National Gallery's impressionist rooms.

The scale of the demonstration became apparent hours earlier, when tens of thousands gathered near Trafalgar Square at midday for a march intended to take them along the Embankment, past Westminster to Millbank, where they were told to gather for speeches.

The evening went on and the demonstration became more powerful and outspoken and it ended with us walking to Trump Tower and shouting about our hope.

At some point the demonstration became violent.

As the demonstration became an encampment, government officials became frustrated.

That demonstration became a powerful symbol for the defense, summed up by Cochran: "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit".