The phrase "end of demonstration" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to draw a conclusion at the end of a demonstration, presentation, or other explanatory event. For example, "We have now gone through all of the components of the system. That is the end of the demonstration."
According to the video's caption, riot police approached protesters who remained in Madrid's Plaza of Jacinto Benavente after the end of demonstrations against Spain's new abortion restrictions on Friday and dispersed them with force.
There wasn't a big discussion about "should we become violent?" And there wasn't the tradition we always had in West Berlin of the "Black Block," the demonstrators who at the end of the demonstration would often become violent.
"I couldn't see the end of the demonstration".
At the end of his demonstration, Adrià invited a short, elderly Japanese man to the stage.
At the end of the demonstration, the batteries were still weak, but had begun to recharge.
But at the end of the demonstration, insurance representatives line up to accept the Yes Men's fake business cards.
Near the end of the demonstration, small groups of young protesters tried to overrun barriers onto the Champs-Élysées, and the police fired tear gas to drive them back, The Associated Press reported.
In the statement, the NCAFC described how, towards the end of the demonstration, 'the march was met with some of the most heavy handed policing we have seen in years'.
A message at the end of a demonstration that was successful for BlackBerry would read something like this: "The Z10 was 2.5 seconds faster and needed 12 fewer keystrokes".
Tomorrow's march in London will start at midday and is due to finish with a rally at Millbank where thousands of students stormed Tory headquarters at the end of a demonstration in November.
