Sentence examples for am I to protest from inspiring English sources

Who am I to protest?

"I am here to protest against all the measures that this rightwing government is taking.

It has provided me with a map of the city and highlighted the areas where I am prohibited to protest against tree felling.

I am planning to protest Trump and his crime family.

I am here to protest and to shout everyday in the streets.

"Now I am here to protest for the other children of the nation.

I am writing to protest the closure of the herring fishery in the Bay of Fundy.

"I'm here to protest, right, 'cos I'm going on a march 'cos I want Britain to be about British.

Will they congratulate themselves when we are crying and watching our newly born babies die?" "I protested, and I'm going to protest in the future.

"I like the [royal] couple and I'm happy for them; I was planning to protest against privilege.

I was about to protest the characterisation – but I had been arrested, more than once.