Sentence examples for demonstrations have several from inspiring English sources

In democratic countries, political demonstrations have several common features.

Baroness Tonge, whose criticism of Israel led to her resignation from the Liberal Democrats two years ago, said yesterday: "Demonstrations like this have several functions: for the people of Gaza and the West Bank to know they are not alone, and hopefully to persuade our politicians that they simply have to start listening to the people".

Recent demonstrations have drawn several hundred people at most, and have been no match for the columns of riot police sent to disperse them.

Clearly buoyed by the increased attention that these demonstrations have attracted, several dozen firefighters, police officers and their union officials gathered briefly on the steps of City Hall yesterday to denounce both the mayor and their stalled contract negotiations, and to make veiled threats about the convention.

Demonstrations have erupted in several areas of Ganzi, Sichuan province.

Anti-American demonstrations have erupted in several Arab countries since the bombing began, and Westerners in both Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have been attacked.

Now, demonstrations have flared in several cities during the World Cup but not with the same ferocity or frequency as in 2013.

Every day since Thursday, demonstrations have occurred in several West Bank cities and villages in which Palestinians have thrown rocks and sometimes gasoline bombs at Israeli soldiers, who generally respond with tear gas, rubber bullets and occasionally water cannons or live ammunition.

Demonstrations have taken place in several other towns.

Pro-Saddam demonstrations have been held in several Iraqi towns since his capture, casting doubts on claims by the US-led coalition that the people of Iraq universally welcomed the former dictator's arrest.

Demonstrations have been happening for several days over the latest set of deeply unpopular austerity measures.