Sentence examples for demonstrations were to from inspiring English sources

It wasn't so much the nature of the recent strife that worried Mr. Long, but how his trip might be affected if the demonstrations were to have an impact on his travel plans.

In some measure, the angry demonstrations were to be expected in a religious country fed up with foreigners, but the tension this week seems more pervasive and irresolvable than in the past.

But to say the demonstrations were to "demand democracy" is an oversimplification.

She explained how in the midst of massive blockage, one guy with only 37 Twitter followers (as opposed to Ashton Kushner who has 4 million) used five characters (#pman), named after the main square where the demonstrations were to take place, to enable people on the street to mobilize in real time through SMS and to let the world know what was happening.

The point of Thursday's "demonstrations was to bring more attention from the population".

The French police stress that no public demonstrations are to be held in Paris.

Simultaneous demonstrations are to take place around the country in places like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Tex., and Raleigh, N.C.

But the actual organizing principle of the demonstrations is to speak with moral clarity of the economic inequality of our current system.

A major anti-austerity demonstration is to be held in Manchester on Sunday.

The demonstration is to take place at the Oakland Coliseum parking lot.

A protester in Toulouse said the demonstration "is to show that we are united against everything that tears apart society".