Sentence examples for demonstrations made from inspiring English sources
"Our previous demonstrations made no difference, but this one will make a difference," she said.
The demonstrations made headlines and gave people an excuse to discuss whipping and spanking with a wink and a smirk at work, at least for a few weeks.
Both demonstrations made a point of waving a large number of American flags and issuing pleas for a national overhaul of immigration law, but they offered a jarring study in how polarized the debate has become here.
He appeared to be heading toward a confrontation when he organized counter demonstrations made up mostly of young men and announced that he would immediately call into session the disputed Parliament.
Last year's demonstrations made the situation worse for undocumented immigrants like him, he said.
Garner's last words, "I can't breathe," later became a rallying cry during demonstrations made in his name.
The Syrian government used violence to suppress demonstrations, making extensive use of police, military, and paramilitary forces.
About 160,000 police officers will be deployed to thwart the demonstrations, making this World Cup one of the most militarized in memory.
The success of these efforts, along with the legal restrictions she has to observe during live demonstrations, makes her question the efficiency of the apartment building protests, especially when compared with the masses she can reach through the Internet.
In the Bandai showroom, Mikako Kawai walks about the hallways carrying a key chain holding 10 electronic Tamagotchi virtual-reality pets used in showroom demonstrations, making sure they don't expire.
Thus the demonstrations making up the science of demonstration seem to be illegitimate.
