Sentence examples for a lively protest from inspiring English sources
On May 1st they had a lively protest rally and mobilised their troops for more.This week they gave Mr Aznar another ultimatum.
Photograph: Aristidis Vafeiadakis/ZUMA Press/Corbis Meanwhile over in Athens our correspondent Helena Smith reports there has been a lively protest by disabled Greeks against austerity measures outside the prime minister's office.
PAGE B12 Arts CITY OPERA DIRECTOR DEFENDS PLANS AFTER PROTEST After months of pummeling by unions, company members and opera luminaries, the general manager and artistic director of City Opera made announcements and defended his decisions in a theater at the Guggenheim Museum just minutes after a lively protest outside on Fifth Avenue.
Former Councilman Stephen DiBrienza, currently working as a consultant, is once again a fixture in the building, for example, while the civil liberties lawyer Norman Siegel was prominent in helping to negotiate arrest procedures during a lively protest against budget cuts.
Romney defended the financial establishment even more explicitly during an interview with CBS affiliate WBTV in Charlotte, N.C., following a lively protest of Bank of America's annual shareholders' meeting.
Their number probably rivaled that of a lively counter-protest down the road, which was penned in by police and well out of shouting distance from Trump's outdoor press conference.
The proportion in favour of fracking has shrunk since lively protests erupted at a drill site near Balcombe in Sussex last summer; it may keep sliding until a few pioneers prove it can be safe and unobtrusive.
Long time users get together for the final steam and sweat (Private unless by prior arrangement) Throughout: lively protests on the streets outside.
The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party's official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.
HORNACHUELOS, Spain — Outmaneuvering the police, hundreds of jobless farmworkers charged through a hole in a fence and turned the manicured gardens of a vacant estate here in Spain's agricultural heartland into a lively fairground of protest this week.
About 100 students in pink armbands and neon stickers turned out in the common room at the law school's D'Agostino Hall on West Third Street to voice their dismay in a lively but orderly protest.
