Sentence examples for vigil days from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkably simple process — one signature on a piece of paper — considering the hours of vigil, days of concern, months of uncertainty and years of effort that went into training Flat Out, who is among the likely favorites for the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic on Saturday.

The university and larger Charlottesville community has grappled with the fallout from the rally ever since the events this summer, with thousands attending a peaceful candlelight vigil days after.

I was part of a group that organised a vigil two days later at Trafalgar Square in London.

The group had arranged informally with the police to stage their vigil two days in advance, and were not denied access.

In Jakarta, we even had a vigil two days in a row.

A large vigil held days after the shooting drew a crowd of officers, who blocked the road for safety, police said.

Though its ideas now seem to be thoroughly mainstream, the British group still employs the techniques of persecuted dissidents: street vigils, democracy days and protests at alleged rights violations.

South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) said it would hold vigils each day that the former leader remained in hospital, and the distinctive black, green and gold colours of the party are much in evidence.

The religious aspect became a public vigil in the days when Muamba lay in intensive care, on life support in a London hospital.

In Abuja about 200 people wearing red #BringBackOurGirls T-shirts gathered for a vigil marking 30 days since the girls' abduction.

Union activists, primarily from Local 65, kept up a round-the-clock vigil for many days in the apartment to keep the authorities from evicting the black family.