Sentence examples for demonstration is now from inspiring English sources
A small first experimental demonstration is now underway and also briefly introduced.
Saturday's demonstration is now also set to include a presence of more traditional protest groups, such as poor indigenous farmers.
The demonstration is now producing about 14,000 gallons of fresh water a day — a welcome boon to local farmers who received no water from federal allotments this year.
In Tasmania this form of demonstration is now illegal.
Miss Corson, who had dispensed with the French chef when he failed to show up for a demonstration, was now the sole instructor.
In the United States, large-scale demonstrations were now less common, but disillusionment with the war was more widespread than ever.
Activists in touch with residents confirmed his account, saying the town, which has become a leading focus of anti-regime demonstrations, was now besieged.
It is the only way the G-20 can answer the growing insecurity felt by millions, on show in the streets of New York and in many countries where demonstrations are now a regular feature of economic life.
But after a brutal government response left more than 100 people dead, public demonstrations are now largely confined to smaller, more pragmatic rallies protesting water shortages and power blackouts.
