Sentence examples for prime demonstration from inspiring English sources

"Echo Park" is another prime demonstration of Mr. Connelly's handiwork: he has woven entirely unsurprising elements into a surprisingly suspense-filled story.

The most complex, strongly illuminating, slightly off-duty images of what at the moment is felt to be attractive in women may be the prime demonstration of the show: warmth, charm, liveliness, bone structure, talent, what have you.

The supposed joke backfired, setting off a firestorm of criticism on Facebook and Twitter and even a prime-time demonstration by about two dozen people on Wednesday outside ABC studios in Manhattan.

After the demonstration, Prime Minister Gianni Letta warned his center-right allies that he was not prepared to keep the government alive at any cost.

Since Sunday's 40,000-strong demonstration, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government has offered to cap individual monthly bills at 700 forints ($2.90) per device and 5,000 forints ($20.60) for businesses. .

After a week of demonstrations, Prime Minister Papandreou has named a new finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos.

But when they were primed by a demonstration of the artifact's typical function, 5-year-old children solved the problem much faster than 6 7-year-old children.

1.05pm: Paul Lewis reports from central London, where there is a "massive turnout": I'm stood on a wall outside Downing Street with a prime view of the demonstration, which has just got going.

In Pakistan, students burned effigies of the Danish prime minister, while violent demonstrations spread to Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan.

Thousands of Cambodian opposition supporters held further demonstrations against Prime Minister Hun Sen's hotly disputed July election win, calling for a new poll to settle allegations of vote rigging.

ROME — With signs reading "Enough!" and "We want a country that respects women," thousands took to the streets across Italy on Sunday in coordinated demonstrations against Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, but their outpouring of frustration did not look poised to bring about political change.