Sentence examples for demonstrations at times from inspiring English sources

Well into his twilight years, when most men of his age would be playing with their grandchildren, I would see Bajeux bravely march in demonstrations at times when it was physically dangerous to do.

Within its glistening patina of fixed states and rigorous motion is a demonstration, at times, of a more patient unfolding of ideas, yet "Wrought Iron Fog" is stilted by repetition and the sense that Mr. O'Connor has stretched his material too thin.

Sometimes tens of thousands have turned up to the demonstrations; at other times, just a few dozen.

It's this kind of hate that brought anti-fascist protesters out onto the streets on Saturday in Berkeley for a demonstration that at times felt like a victory march.

It is not clear who took the pictures of Mr. Fischer, but demonstrations at the time were widely photographed.

His twin brother, Yoel, was killed in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, but Noam refrained from joining anti-government demonstrations at the time.

As I think of Obama's victory, I also remember the demonstrations at the time led by Martin Luther King and others; in particular, his march on Washington.

In demonstrations at that time, protesters held umbrellas over their heads to represent the shade they said the building would cast upon their beloved park.

Representatives of the MST said they would also back workers movements in the cities if there were protests during the World Cup, though they have no plans to mount demonstrations at that time.

"There's hundreds of us in the bushes".London's Metropolitan Police are under intense scrutiny after their poor stewardship of the demonstrations at the time of the G20 summit in April, when a mainly peaceful crowd and dozens of passers-by were corralled into a pen for hours without food or water.

Witnesses say that there were no demonstrations at the time Ali was shot.