Sentence examples for fall demonstrations from inspiring English sources

"Rhodes Must Fall" demonstrations have since spread to Rhodes University in Grahamstown, where people have long called for the name to be changed.

There are frequent analogies going around these days between events in Cairo and the rise and fall of demonstrations in Tiananmen Square.

Thousands of students marched through central London on Wednesday to protest against fee increases and were met by large numbers of police but as darkness fell the demonstration appeared to be passing off peacefully.

But as night fell, the demonstration quickly turned ugly.

Hundreds of men and women chanted "Hamad must fall" during the demonstrations, the residents and activists said.

The anti-globalisation movement, so promising at the time of the 1999 Seattle demonstrations, fell apart, a victim of its own incoherence.

Today, with the Brazilian stock market and the value of its currency falling as mass demonstrations hobble the country, Mr. Batista's billions are evaporating.

Last year, after his fall, a small demonstration in protest was dispersed by American gunfire, leaving 18 people dead and prompting the first post-war call to revolt.

In the fall a temporary, demonstration central power system was installed at the Holborn Viaduct in London, in conjunction with an exhibition at the Crystal Palace.

Mr Nasheed's fall was triggered by demonstrations after he arrested the chief justice, Abdulla Mohamed the act for which he now faces trial.

Khaled Said was "a young man brutally tortured and killed by police in Alexandria," explains Blake Hounshell on the Foreign Policy blog, and his death has become a rallying point for the demonstrations which fall on "Police Day," a national holiday in Egypt.