Sentence examples for large-scale demonstrations from inspiring English sources

During the previous wave of large-scale demonstrations in Moscow, the crowds were largely drawn from the capital's middle class — educated, professional people in their twenties, thirties, and forties.

Large-scale demonstrations in New York began over the weekend.

There are frequent large-scale demonstrations, civic disorder, and standoffs with the police.

Mass texting has since become a valued tool among protesters, particularly at large-scale demonstrations.

Its followers staged large-scale demonstrations calling for an end to injustice.

But there were no large-scale demonstrations, and the capital's six-lane boulevards were deserted Saturday.

With its Slovak counterpart, Public Against Violence, the Forum staged large-scale demonstrations and entered negotiations with the government.

Hungary, which has also been the scene of large-scale demonstrations, is seeking further assistance from the International Monetary Fund.

During the late 1950s, growing opposition to colonial rule in the Belgian Congo led to large-scale demonstrations in Léopoldville.

It was one in a series of summits across the world and earlier summits had attracted large scale demonstrations, some of which had become violent.

I've been conducting large scale demonstrations in my school for the 180 juniors and have had great success with changing children's perspectives towards cooking and eating.