Sentence examples for demonstration which took from inspiring English sources

That demonstration, which took party leaders completely by surprise, marked the end of the qigong boom and largely sealed the fate of Falun Gong as a Chinese movement.

The director of the writers in prison committee at International PEN, Sara Whyatt, described a "small but noisy" nationalist demonstration, which took place outside the court.

In Nollendorfplatz, small memorials commemorate the neighbourhood's many firsts in gay history, including the world's first gay demonstration, which took place in 1922.

A second demonstration which took place on February 20, included over 4,000 people who gathered at Queen's Park and marched to Metro Toronto Police's 52 Division.

The misleadingly-dubbed Canadian Association for Equality CAFEE) organized the demonstration, which took place on the southwest corner outside of Toronto's Eaton Centre.

The sit-in demonstration, which took place inside the school's foyer and gym beginning around 9 40 a.m., lasted about three hours, according to ABC, and involved a large number of the school's 900 students.

Police admit they were caught by surprise by the large demonstrations which took place last year during the warm-up tournament Confederations Cup.

He admitted there were "some troubles" but said social media had presented a "distorted picture" of ongoing violent demonstrations, which take place almost daily but largely in villages away from the capital Manama.

Since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, security forces have made scattered efforts to prevent foreign journalists from covering the spread of demonstrations, which have taken on a younger and more spontaneous cast in recent days.

As well as television appearances, there were large-scale demonstrations across Britain, which took on a surreal character as the 50s wore on.

The intimate relationship between the atmospheric demonstrations and displays — which took visitors back to the 19th century, when the building served as the site of amputations — and the cramped, shadowy space helped history and art to coalesce in an unforgettable way.