Sentence examples for demonstrations would take from inspiring English sources

"We were able to hold meetings, exchange e-mails and talk by telephone to jointly define the locales" where demonstrations would take place.

"There is too much corruption, too much misery, too much unemployment," said André Fadot, one of the main organizers of the march, who said demonstrations would take place daily until next Friday, when the UN Security Council is set to visit the Caribbean country.

In Columbia, the state capital, there were rumors on social media on Friday that a demonstration would take place in an effort to push lawmakers to finally remove the Confederate flag from the state house.

Busloads of women from other parts of the country — including survivors from West Virginia — made their way to D.C. in the morning for demonstrations that would take place throughout the day.

A demonstration model would take up to four years to complete, he said.

Some of those taking part, however, promised the demonstrations would get bigger and more frequent as the World Cup gets closer.

Mr. Ramirez said protest demonstrations over Vieques would take place in North American cities soon, culminating in the Puerto Rican Day observance in New York on June 11.

If they had to take their MBA over again, most say the demonstrations would have no effect on their choice of location.

(Of course, it's just a regular car he drives into it for demonstration purposes. It would take too long to catch a real one).

They say Martin Luther King and Snick struck a bargain: Snick wouldn't boycott this march if S.C.L.C. would take part in a demonstration in Washington to challenge the Mississippi members of Congress.

Young citizens are particularly likely to say that they would take part in a demonstration.