Sentence examples for lead a demonstration from inspiring English sources

Ms. Alexeyeva, who now walks with difficulty, can still lead a demonstration, which is what she was doing when she was detained on New Year's Eve.

Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway recently used the hashtag to lead a demonstration in America calling for their safe return, while Angelina Jolie used the premiere of her latest film to condemn the abduction as "an unthinkable cruelty".

They are due to lead a demonstration in Mexico City on the anniversary itself this Saturday.

Does he go to the governmental headquarters to lead a demonstration that will stir the people to rise up against Rome?

(Photo by Rolls Press/Popperfoto/Getty Images) Right: Faith leaders from communities throughout New York City lead a demonstration and prayer vigil on the steps of City Hall on Dec. 12, 2014, in protest of a Staten Island, New York, grand jury's decision not to indict a police officer involved in the chokehold death of Eric Garner in July.

With her hair tied back, Zineb leads a demonstration.

Two weeks later, he arrested King and Abernathy as they led a demonstration of more than seven hundred local citizens.

Last week Arun Gandhi, a grandson of India's independence leader, led a demonstration beside a completed section of the wall, demanding its removal and an end to violence.

Later that day, Mr. Carel led a demonstration outside Dr. Emanuel's talk, which ended with students chanting at the adviser as they followed him down the street.

In 2003, Martha Burk, the chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organisations, led a demonstration outside the club gates to protest about the membership policy.

He turned his novel, "Mother and Son," into an avant-garde film, led a demonstration at a museum and, when it turned violent, went to jail and died there, probably a suicide.