Sentence examples for us demonstrators from inspiring English sources

A pro-Tibet group said three US demonstrators had been detained near the site after planning to hold up Tibetan flags during the ceremony.

In late January, when Trump issued his executive order barring citizens from seven Muslim majority countries from entering the US, demonstrators swarmed the nation's airports to show solidarity with those caught up in the ban.

The government detained about 100 of us demonstrators at a military base, where we spent two days without food.

In recognition of this, a fair few of us demonstrators began to mockingly bellow, "Silent march!

All of us, demonstrators and reporters alike, now began frantically checking and refreshing SCOTUSblog, which we knew would be the quickest way of finding out what had happened.

"Zambia belongs to us!" the demonstrators shouted.

A drone would let us count demonstrators, gun barrels and pools of blood.

For many of us antiwar demonstrators who foresaw the bloody events unleashed by the pre-emptive war on Iraq, Vali Nasr's comment (Op-Ed, Feb. 23) that "the American policy of pushing the Shiites to compromise with Sunnis will only backfire" is a reminder of the monumental mistake made by our government.

"Do you think the army will turn against us?" the demonstrators asked one another.

"Their guns are just pointed at us," one demonstrator told another as he spoke across the fence to the police.

Please listen to us.'" Some demonstrators had not taken part in a protest in decades.