Sentence examples for mass of demonstrators from inspiring English sources

Once at the site, Mr. Freed wandered through the mass of demonstrators.

Here, the usual left-wing mass of demonstrators were a safe distance away in Birmingham's Victoria Square, where they had a kind of market set up amid the vendors' cries of "Tories out", "Don't attack Iraq" and "Save the Badgers".

The region's biggest mass of demonstrators turned out in Sana, the capital of Yemen, with about 100,000 participating in a sit-in to demand that President Ali Abdullah Saleh step down.

In the interview, one of six installments that will be published in book form next week, covering the whole of Mr. Putin's career, the acting president described how he felt as a K.G.B. agent in East Germany in 1989 when he found himself surrounding by a surging mass of demonstrators.

On the crowded steps of the county courthouse, Grant's mother, Wanda Johnson, addressed the mass of demonstrators.

Others however claim that the Romanian Land Forces randomly shot at, then charged upon, the peaceful mass of demonstrators, killing at least 35 of them.

Three of those held last year are challenging the decision by senior officers to contain youngsters – some of whom were wearing school uniforms – among masses of demonstrators on Whitehall.

After Sunday's protests, however, they gave up on vague plans to ask the United Nations to verify the signatures by pointing to the masses of demonstrators.

At the Place de la République, the meeting place for the masses of demonstrators in Paris, children rode on an inflatable carnival ride while street vendors sold kebabs and French fries to hungry marchers and onlookers.

CAIRO — Egypt's bitter split over who should be ruling the country exploded into violent clashes in the streets of Cairo and elsewhere on Friday as masses of demonstrators celebrating the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi battled crowds of Islamists who wanted him reinstated.

As Mr. Jamri tells the story, his troubles have been building ever since March 14, when the military and masked thugs attacked masses of demonstrators camped out in the central Pearl Square, and Saudi troops entered the country to bolster conservatives in the royal family.