Sentence examples for a big protest from inspiring English sources

This summer the city's African-Americans are planning a big protest march.

The union is planning a big protest Saturday outside Verizon's headquarters in Lower Manhattan.

On May 8th he and followers staged a big protest rally against the result.

"This always happens before a big protest," says one member conspiratorially.

Soon, investors were talking about banding together for a big protest in Beijing on Monday.

In short, this was a big protest vote, and a big defeat for President Obama.

In a speech, with calculated comic timing, he commented that there were 400 of his friends inside and 500 of his friends outside, and "Thanks to the wonderful white horses of South Australian police, none of my different groups of friends met on that particular night … But I've finally drawn a bigger protest than Christopher Pyne".

At a bigger protest in July, the head of Rio's taxi syndicate told the press, "We don't want these pirates driving on the streets".

But as one UKIP member said to me - "if this is a protest vote it's a bloody big protest".

The scientists plan to march through Ottawa in white lab coats on Tuesday in the second big protest in a month against the Harper government's science and environmental agenda.

Preoccupied by a big anticorruption protest movement and internal bickering among politicians, officials tended to dismiss the gloomy data as unimportant or as temporary setbacks.