Sentence examples for and protested that the from inspiring English sources

But it has now emerged that air force chiefs were incensed by the criticism and protested that the mix-up was not their fault.

At Chequers, Thatcher personally confronted Gorbachev and protested that the Soviet Union was meddling in British matters and would help to prolong the strike by giving the cash.

Chemtob recalled a recent conference in Judge Nervo's chambers, in which he addressed both sets of lawyers and protested that the slow-moving case was creating a backlog.

Opposition leaders angrily disputed the accusations on Saturday and protested that the defendants had had no access to lawyers or to details of the charges against them.

In 1972, the six women in the race sat down at the line and protested that the Amateur Athletic Union made them start 10 minutes ahead of the men.

When the Iranian envoy at the briefing called the charges "groundless" and protested that the tests were for conventional arms, Mr. Heinonen replied that the experiments were "not consistent with any application other than the development of a nuclear weapon," two participants said.

You can't staple yourself to it and go round explaining yourself and protest that the critics have misunderstood because that is something they're perfectly at liberty to do.

BEIJING — China suffered another unexpected public relations setback on Wednesday when Buddhist monks interrupted a government-managed news media tour in western China by waving a Tibetan flag and protesting that the authorities were depriving them of their human rights.

Most intelligent defenders of religion don't buy this nonsense either and protest that this misses the point.

He stood up and protested that he had already bought the place, and was made to leave.

He called the store and protested that he hadn't bought any scarves.