Sentence examples for demonstrations have become from inspiring English sources

Since the Aquino assassination well-organized street demonstrations have become the most significant new political development.

"God knows what will happen afterwards … Demonstrations have become our main profession … we are addicted now".

For their part, the protesters, who initially staged peaceful demonstrations, have become more violent as conditions on the streets deteriorated.

Such demonstrations have become common in industrial parts of China, where the reform and privatization of state-run industries is a pressing issue.

But in recent days, the demonstrations have become more overtly political, with the apparent intent to influence the formation of the government.

Some said the demonstrations have become so popular that to be in school on a Friday during a protest was the exception, not the norm.

The demonstrations had become so big in Berlin and other cities and seeing what happened in Hungary, I guess I felt that the Wall's days were numbered and that the Wall itself, being up or down, wasn't the primary issue.

But Sheriff Kirchmeier told reporters that the demonstration had become an "unlawful protest," and Gov. Jack Dalrymple, citing "public safety risks," declared a state of emergency on Friday.

Protesters blocking bridges and roads, and staging sit-ins and other kinds of demonstration had become common sights in these cities, it said: the residents of Datong quite agree.

According to the remit of its investigation, the IPCC will also examine the circumstances of the incident in which it is alleged the university's security team called police after a member of staff was assaulted "and the demonstration had become violent".

Police in Portland, Oregon, canceled a permit for a march there and said the demonstration had become a riot after self-described anarchists allegedly set fires and threw objects at cops, who responded by firing what TV-station KGW called "non-lethal weapons" at demonstrators.