Sentence examples for demonstrations some of from inspiring English sources

None of the earlier demonstrations, some of which were much larger, yielded immediate results.

The resistance took the form of demonstrations (some of them virulently anti-Semitic), riots, assaults, and bombings.

There were political demonstrations, some of which turned violent, by those who opposed Morales's reforms and by his supporters.

The demonstrations, some of the largest in the country's history, involved hundreds of thousands of mostly middle-class Israelis who took to the streets to demand social justice.

It was one in a series of summits across the world and earlier summits had attracted large scale demonstrations, some of which had become violent.

Steele said the information gathered would be used to publicise research and target demonstrations, some of which are planned for next month.

Absinthe-fuelled hallucinations, a gut-busting zipline, a dance-off and a "grapefruiting" demonstration: some of the comedy veers into the absurd, but each joke squarely hits its mark.

During the course of the demonstration, some of the protesters damaged at least two police vehicles, kicking out the taillights of one SUV and throwing a rock through the rear window of another.

So if you're going to be a musician you have to present yourself as some sort of demonstration of some sort of lifestyle that's useful to people who have to demonstrate lifestyles: to sell clothes, liquor, or something.

In reviewing the limited outcomes from these demonstrations and other SSA demonstration efforts (some of which were canceled before completion), the GAO noted that these demonstrations were limited in scope and did not substantively inform policy development (GAO 2004).

Demonstrations of some of the techniques presented in the book are available at http://riemann.ist.psu.edu.