Sentence examples for demonstration so far from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Moscow in the biggest anti-Putin demonstration so far this year.

Days of protests in Egypt have culminated in up to a million people taking to the streets today, the largest demonstration so far against President Hosni Mubarak's regime.

About 10,000 Afghans took to the streets chanting anti-US slogans in a protest today in the province of Badakhshan, the largest demonstration so far.

The ensemble ends with the only victory Billy can attain amid such conflict: a grande pirouette center stage, the most spectacular demonstration so far of his future as a dancer.

Instead, the largest demonstration so far took place in Cairo on Tuesday, the same day as 25 big demonstrations elsewhere in Egypt and the start of a series of strikes as trade unions joined the fray.

Thousands gathered in Mexico City on Thursday ahead of what was expected to be the largest demonstration so far over the students' forced disappearance by municipal police in collusion with a local drug gang in the southern city of Iguala.

Demonstrations so far have not done the job.

The bill has stirred divisive passions, provoking the biggest street demonstrations so far in François Hollande's presidency.Unmarried couples, gay or otherwise, can already enter a civil union in France, by becoming pacsé.

With the parties preparing for what they had hoped would be the biggest demonstrations so far on Thursday, the government announced a fresh 18-hour curfew on Wednesday night.

Additional reporting by Solomon Hughes Syrians in largest demonstrations so far AP Syrian security forces killed at least 17 protesters yesterday as hundreds of thousands flooded the streets nationwide in the largest anti-government demonstrations since the uprising began more than four months ago, witnesses and activists said.

Republicans said that the prospect of a lightning victory was raised in part by optimistic news media coverage and that they still expected Iraqi citizens to embrace the invasion as a way to end the regime of Saddam Hussein even though demonstrations so far have been muted.