Sentence examples for activists greeted from inspiring English sources

Independence activists greeted his arrival from the Netherlands on Sunday with protests against his willingness to negotiate with the government.

Outside the courthouse, in Seoul, anti-Park democracy activists greeted the ruling by dancing and marching in spontaneous parades, replete with party hats, balloons, and sparklers.

Pledging to provide an answer for Labour activists greeted on the doorstep with "you're all the same," he said: "People do not know what we are for any more.

But most Republican lawmakers, as well as anti-choice activists, greeted the news with dismay, despite the drop in the abortion rate.

On the same day, New York enacted a less-comprehensive wage increase that activists also greeted as a victory.

One of China's leading environmental activists, Ma Jun, greeted the change as a major step forward.

When he turned up in the marginal Birmingham Selly Oak constituency – at his own request; the candidate had not invited him – the two dozen local activists clutching red balloons greeted him not with the starstruck adulation they might have lavished on Blair circa 1997, but with a warmth born of a different emotion.

"Why do we need handguns within the city limits?" The councillors greeted two activists waiting by the police tape outside of the crime scene.

A bewildered manager in the mostly empty store greeted the activists as they paraded in, drums pounding, and handed him a letter calling on the retailer to pay restitution for victims of the factory collapse.

As they arrived by bus at the final English-language debate of the election, Canada's federal leaders were greeted by activists with a giant banner listing the names of 20,000 migrants who had died trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea and the US-Mexico border.

And then, for reasons passing comprehension, Archbishop Desmond Tutu (you know, one of the most prominent anti-apartheid activists South Africa has ever seen) greeted us all via pre-recorded video.