Sentence examples for a call of protest from inspiring English sources

Tells about incident during his visit to the Auditorium Court of the Brooklyn Museum, where a black minister, who led a call of protest concerning the recent acquital of a white policeman who killed a black boy, took the microphone from the Mayor.

A Cooper Union spokeswoman said the school had received 10 calls of protest.

A huge uproar ensued, with posts on Facebook and Twitter and many calls of protest to the newspaper.

Delta officials yesterday acknowledged receiving numerous e-mail messages and calls of protest.

Calls of protest from pedestrians using the road were met by abuse from both drivers.

Do we want to become like 'Eurabia'?" In the introduction to the NYT Magazine interview, Gabriel was described as a "radical Islamophobe," prompting Gabriel's supporters at CAMERA -- the completely misnamed Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America -- to put out a call for letters of protest, which was also posted on Gabriel's website.

In 1965 Jameson recorded an album called Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest.

Solidarity with Homs, the scene of a persistent crackdown, is heard in Hama, where activists say they have sometimes traveled back and forth in an effort to build what one activist called "a culture of protest".

Grime is often called a music of protest, but that sense of resistance has to be inferred by the listener; as a genre, it's tended to shy away from traditional party politics.

Demonstrations like this are quite normal: locals call Quito "a city of protest".

Time magazine call it "a roar of protest against middlebrow society's Rules and the invisible Rulers who enforce them".