Sentence examples for many demonstrations in from inspiring English sources

He always seemed to have enough money to go to many demonstrations in London, New York, Paris, Seville and other cities.

King was hit in the head with a rock, and said afterward, "I have seen many demonstrations in the South, but I have never seen anything so hostile and so hateful as I've seen here today".

So while the local political atmosphere was very tense and there had been many demonstrations in the past, the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt have totally altered the Arab political sphere.

He later declared: 'I have seen many demonstrations in the South, but I have never seen anything so hostile and so hateful as I've seen here today.' I had seen many of my students and their parents shouting vile epithets at the demonstrators.

"She organized many demonstrations in Pristina," her husband said, running down a list that started with the 1981 protests by Kosovo Albanian students against Serbian rule to the eruption of last year's battles between the Kosovo Liberation Army and Serbian security forces in the Drenica region of central Kosovo.

"There were many demonstrations in Jaffa and Israelis would not come to eat hummus here because the Arabs were throwing stones," Ezraty explained.

He organized many demonstrations and activities in Europe in support of the Syrian revolution.

The problem, according to Lien and others within the industry, is that the kind of technology seen in many demonstrations given by automakers and in Google's self-driving cars (see "Self-Driving Cars" and "Is This Why Google Doesn't Want you to Drive?") is nowhere near ready for the showroom.

The terrorist attacks and the Iraq war -- and a general hostility toward the Republican presence in New York -- form the leitmotif of many demonstrations, including a vigil in Central Park on Saturday by the American Friends Services Committee during which the names of American and Iraqis killed in the war will be read and combat boots displayed.

Whereas there are many demonstrations of this mechanism in the visual system, the evidence is less clear in the auditory system.

Again, social media didn't cause the Tunisian Revolution, but they enabled it -- without the ability of a small number of activists to pass along shocking news and imagery from the first wave of protests, they might have fizzled out as so many street demonstrations in so many countries have in the past.