Sentence examples for avenue protest from inspiring English sources

Mr Hamilton said the cost of policing the Twaddell Avenue protest camp in north Belfast is £40,000 per night.

Leaders of the Orange Order, including its grand master, have paraded to the Twaddell Avenue protest camp in Belfast in a show of solidarity with the Ligoneil lodges.

A detective, Kevin Rivera, testified that he came upon a distracted Mr. Byas staggering on St. Nicholas Avenue protesting that he had nothing to do with the attack on Mr. Parks.

Updated at 2.30pm BST 12.19pm BST An update on the coal miners' protests in Spain – miners have marched up Madrid's main avenue in protest at the government's decision to cut subsidies to the industry by 63%.

The main avenue to protest the decision is the Writers Guild, which is run by Mr. Wells.

The new arched drawbridge over the Potomac River was to be a symbolic link between North and South, Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial, and, in future years, an avenue for protest, celebration and mourning.

For the prisoners, the overwhelming majority of whom have never been charged with a crime and over 50 of whom have been cleared for release for years, this represents their last desperate avenue to protest their fate.

Ben Pynt, of the advocacy group Humanitarian Research Partners, said he had urged detainees not to go on hunger strike, but said they were desperate and saw no other avenue for protest.

Music has long been an avenue for protest, seen as a way to promote freedom and equality, instill hope, and fight for change.

"Black Twitter," the adopted name used to describe both African-Americans' over-indexing use of the social network and the distinctly different ways the community interacts on the site, has proven to be a particularly effective avenue of protest.

Brimelow said all 13 had acted in the public interest and felt that all other avenues of protest had been exhausted.