Sentence examples for demonstration would do from inspiring English sources

Joseph Mercurio, a political consultant, said that even though much of Mr. Giuliani's success had been achieved with the help of police officers, he did not believe that the demonstration would do much to influence the mayor at the bargaining table.

Chand Gupta, 62, a vegetable seller, said such demonstrations would do nothing to change the direction of Indian retail.

There was no sign of the violence that erupted in protests in Greece this year, and analysts said such demonstrations would do little or nothing to deter European governments from pursuing austerity measures.

She supports the anti-globalisation protesters, but stays away from demonstrations, knowing it would do the cause no good if it was associated with a convicted terrorist.

Like myself, I didn't know how to put on a condom for quite a long time but through their programme which they used to do in the beer hall when they would do a demonstration on how to put on a condom.

This week's 78-to-22 vote in the Senate to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act provided a refreshing demonstration of bipartisanship that the House would do well to emulate.

Human rights activists and Kurdish leaders dismissed both gestures as political maneuvering and predicted that they would do little to discourage more demonstrations.

"Then I'd do a demonstration -- how I'd type and write and sew".

Though I hated the war, I didn't believe our demonstration would affect it.

So while organizers were putting together a rally for this past Saturday, June 7, they presumably didn't anticipate quite how large the day's demonstration would become.

He said the demonstration would go on.