“Students gathered for a second mass demo in protest of the coalition government's plans for increased education fees.”

“Steven has fired up the computer, and he gives me a demo of their latest software.”

“They gave me a demo of their album and made me promise not to play it for anyone.”

“The show has very strong community support and is a clear demonstration that the rural way of life is strong in the Dingle Peninsula.”

“Nearly 50 protesters staged a demonstration before the meeting and handed over letters complaining that the phone company was ignoring their views.”

“An American living in Egypt who was teaching out in the provinces in a major city told me about recently witnessing a student demonstration that included a skit.”

“Mostly, we were recording piano-and-vocal demos, which became the core of the records.”

“If you listen to the demos we made for the record and the actual record, they're pretty much the same.”

“They both got in touch and asked us for demos, but we never heard anything back.”

“The demonstrator showed up at the rally to voice their concerns about climate change.”

“The university hired a renowned demonstrator to guide and inspire its engineering students through hands-on experiments and projects.”

“This is a space flight demonstrator designed to test technologies required for them to locate and rendezvous with the Station.”

“If you tone down your demonstrativeness, you will be able to receive what your quiet friend has to offer.”

“Her mother's warmth and demonstrativeness were coupled with a decisive bias toward action.”

“Neither was given to demonstrativeness and communicated quietly the pain of ultimate separation.”

“Such convictions though can never reach the level of absolute clarity and demonstrability that was sought by modernist epistemologies.”

“Without the demonstrability of foolishness, there would be no hope for human progress.”

“From the beginning of his career to the end, Mendelssohn consistently upheld the demonstrability of God's existence.”

“A man was killed in clashes between police and mourners at a funeral for a demonstrater who was killed at an earlier anti-government rally.”

“Mostly, we were recording piano-and-vocal demos, which became the core of the records.”

“If you listen to the demos we made for the record and the actual record, they're pretty much the same.”

“They both got in touch and asked us for demos, but we never heard anything back.”

“Then the reforms of Kleisthenes formed the basis of the democracy, meaning the rule of the demoi, or village councils of the Athens peninsula.”

“To survive, Europe has to become more federal: the debate is how much more. What's German for demoi? A lot, according to some gung-ho federalists.”

“The Demoi and poleis were political, dealing with the desperate condition of the state and with the allied cities.”

“Languages that lack definiteness markers like the Slavonic ones are expected to resort to demonstratives more freely.”

“Among the definite determiners are the demonstratives this and that, these and those.”

“Note that I had to check all the instances of that by hand, to distinguish the demonstratives from the complementizers.”

“Samson's is one of the best demonstrations that I have seen in a while of the value of long term, qualitative, and local research.”

“A draconian law to quell demonstrations has only galvanised public support for young Quebecois protesting tuition fee hikes.”

“In other words, only quiet demonstrations of picnic proportions would be allowable.”

“In the United States, demonstrators rallied in several cities, both for and against the war.”

“At one point, police cordoned off a city block after several dozen demonstrators jeered and razzed the incoming audience.”

“Street battles developed with police using water cannon and tear gas against the demonstrators.”