Sentence examples for demonstrations on their from inspiring English sources
Activists stepped up the demonstrations on their third day, targeting the capital's rail network and the home of the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
A front-page cartoon in the Corriere della Sera newspaper showed Bush and Berlusconi reviewing a military parade on their right and demonstrations on their left, with Berlusconi saying: "George!
BBC Outreach recruited 12 volunteer STEM ambassadors from across BBC North who were able to step away from their jobs for the day to give practical demonstrations on their roles and advice on which GCSE subjects would be the most useful.
Other young Egyptians advertised the demonstrations on their Facebook pages.
They know better than anybody else that demonstrations on their doorstep are not a threat to judicial independence.
He insisted demonstrations on their own have a shelf life and emphasized the value of using his platform to get people to listen.
In its master classes, field leaders give vivid, hands-on demonstrations of their analytical methods, using manuscripts, books, and other media from Princeton University Library's department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
I started bringing my students over there, and they asked if there was interest in having a workshop". Since Fall 2014, ceramicists Miraku Kamei, Tomoo Hamada and Yoshinori Hagiwara all of whom are represented by the Pucker Gallery offered workshops at MIT that combined lectures and hands-on demonstrations of their craft.
While Mr Annan was pressing for a deal, about 70,000 people nearly half the impoverished north's population—showed how they would vote in a referendum by staging a pro-EU demonstration on their side of Nicosia.
The day will begin in the Marshall Islands of the far Pacific, where the sun first rises on our planet, and where locals will hold a daybreak underwater demonstration on their coral reef already threatened by rising seas.
Ziamani was given money, clothes and a place to stay by the group, attended their talks in the basement of a Halal sweet shop in Whitechapel and bought a black flag to take on their demonstrations.
