Sentence examples for demonstrations and adding from inspiring English sources

The technocrat and the populist Hold your breath Reprints Related items Zambia's election: The technocrat and the populistOct 5th 2006 Congo: The results come in with a bangAug 24th 2006A suspicious fire on September 18th gutted two of Mr Bemba's private television stations, sparking demonstrations and adding to the candidate's woes: his helicopter was destroyed during the August fighting.

The Israeli military brought two extra brigades to the Gaza border in preparation for the demonstrations and added additional "defense lines" in an effort to prevent any mass invasion into Israeli communities near the border.

Jean cried quietly throughout the demonstration, and added that Dakotah was a "loving grandson up until that moment".

This is the first such demonstration and adds to the process of validation of QBA.

Performances on five more stages, parked fire trucks and ambulances for children to explore, arts demonstrations, and more add to the fun.

Reflecting on the demonstration as a whole, the NCAFC described how 'today witnessed one of the biggest and most vibrant student demonstrations in recent years', and added: "We have shown that this government's attempts to attack the poorest in society - and the poorest students - will not go unanswered".

Although Judge Stephen said he was "sympathetic to the underlying causes which gave rise to the protests and demonstrations," he added, "The evidence is overwhelming".

Ms Evans told BBC Radio 4's Today programme there were likely to be "protests and demonstrations", but added that these would be peaceful.

The recent murder of a 16-year old hostage and the lynching and rape of others, including infants, has given today's call and demonstration added urgency.

He said all large retail companies, Indian and foreign, should brace themselves for sporadic demonstrations, adding that "these are not mass movements".

Rob's demonstration of adding canned laughter to television demonstrates the "cynical artifice of the medium".