Sentence examples for demonstration form from inspiring English sources

But Steve Gibson, president of the Gibson Research Corporation in Laguna Hills, Calif., has developed a similar product called Free and Clear that can be downloaded in demonstration form from his corporate Web site, www.grc.com.

The next day, a government-backed demonstration formed outside the Parliament building, with protesters denouncing Ali Larijani, the speaker of Parliament and a conservative rival to Mr. Ahmadinejad.

What matters is less what happens on the day than that the demonstration forms a focal point for revitalising the extra-parliamentary opposition to the programme of cuts and privatisation.

A1 Demonstration Forming in Iraq An American soldier was killed by a roadside bomb in northern Iraq, and Shiite protesters began heading to the capital for a demonstration against the American presence planned for the second anniversary of the fall of Baghdad.

Those pictures show rural provinces that are home to the Karen and Shan tribes, but the director of the project, Lars Bromley, said it had now asked the satellite companies to train their cameras on monasteries, military camps and urban plazas where demonstrations form.

Demonstrations formed outside the theater in Milwaukee's artsy Third Ward, and petitions circulated on the Internet.

Anti-Gaddafi demonstrators had assembled outside the embassy on 17 April 1984 and were soon joined by a counter-demonstration formed of Gaddafi protesters.

System integration for prototype demonstrations forms the basis for hand-on practical learning through university-industry collaboration in the laboratory.

Demonstrations formed in front of the statehouse.

In the decades that followed, Kennard sparked a raft of environmental initiatives – organizing rallies and demonstrations, forming committees and coalitions, and founding several non-profit organizations.

The city's Buddhist monks took on a leadership role in these demonstrations, forming the All-Burma Monks Alliancee and lending the uprising its nickname of "the Saffron Revolution", after the color of the monks' robes.