Sentence examples for demonstrations have a from inspiring English sources
Demonstrations have a noted place in Greek history.
Demonstrations have a bad image with the public, says Taro Yamamoto, an actor-turned-politician elected to the upper house of parliament last year as an independent.
Peaceful protest, X said, was a preferable means to an end but he felt it necessary that demonstrations have a hard edge.
It can be seen that the human demonstrations have a much wider spread than those of the search algorithms.
The booklet also had layouts for women's pages and a pictorial account of suggested marketing activities, such as "How to drape an Indian sari: Theatre demonstrations have a big draw", and information about the film's costumeswhich were hand-woven garments of silk and gold; one gold-embroidered riding jacket is considered "the most expensive piece of outfitting ever used in a motion picture".
Angel's videos achieve a delicate tonal balance – frank and straightforward, her emphasis on the proper terminology and safe sexual practice is reminiscent of school-based proper sex ed, while her sense of humour and outlandish demonstrations have a bachelorette-party vibe.
And I would just remind you that President Medvedev, in response to the same demonstrations, had a different approach.
The demonstrations had a low turnout as low as 100 by some counts as well as several incidents of random pointless rioting.
For some time now, the demonstrations have had a strangely existential feel.
