The word "demos" is correct and usable in written English
It is most often used as a noun meaning "the people of a particular country or state, especially when regarded as the source of political authority." For example, you could write, "The demos are demanding that their voices be heard."
I was surprised to find my aunt and many friends supporting the demos.
Then one of the security officers checked the internet and found that I had taken part in few demos.
He added: "The timing of his speech is quite weird as it comes on the day of one of the biggest EDL demos we've ever seen.
For fans of Aphex Twin, the outside world stopped on Monday when a mysterious Soundcloud user started uploading tracks purporting to be early unreleased Aphex Twin demos.
After recording a series of demos and gigging across the north of England, they began to get local radio airplay.
I don't know the Northern Isles but they don't strike me as the sort of communities which go in for "Ali, Ali, Ali, out, out, out" demos.
It offers up private home-movie footage, never-before-seen artwork and unheard demos, plus record-straightening insights from contemporaries and the Cobain family, who are all on board.
His book also includes the lyrics of 22 new songs; "though these days I often think the demos of them, the freshness is better than any record I could make".
"There was a lot of collegiality," says Basinski, who is best-known for his Disintegration Loops albums and produced Antony's first demos when Blacklips mutated into Antony and the Johnsons.
The D.O.T. have posted an album's worth of demos on their new website – and they don't sound much like Don't Mug Yourself.
Some 270 businesses, including law firm Pinsent Masons, Reed Recruitment, Ocado and Oracle, and four major power companies, have so far pledged their support, as well as nine councils, 42 schools and 125 other organisations, such as the thinktank Demos.
