Sentence examples for blocking streets in the from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of opponents have marched through Yerevan in recent days, blocking streets in the city centre and staging sit-ins.

Thousands of protesters from opposition parties in Georgia continued their rallies against President Mikheil Saakashvili on Monday, setting up tents in front of the presidential residence and blocking streets in the capital, Tbilisi.

Sun Kauo-hwa, another Nationalist lawmaker, said it was not possible for the party's supporters to continue blocking streets in the city center, as they have for the last week, because doing so would embarrass Ma Ying-jeou, the popular mayor of Taipei.

THE NEWS Crowds protested the announced results of the first round of voting for a new president of Haiti by blocking streets in the capital with piles of earthquake rubble, burning tires, setting fire to a party headquarters and clashing with United Nationspeacekeepers. BEHIND THE NEWS The balloting on Nov. 28 was rife with problems, and the official results were widely disbelieved.

In Taiwan on Sunday Pokemon Go monster hunters caused a stampede in Taipei blocking streets in the capital.

They began early on Thursday morning with blocked streets in the financial district and continued into the night.

Enormous downed trees, snapped power lines and splintered telephone polls blocked streets in the largely deserted town of about 32,000.

4 Demonstrations in Russia In St . Petersburg at least 15,000 demonstrators blocked streets in the largest protest so far in a weeklong wave of protests across Russia against a new law abolishing a wide range of social benefits for the country's 32 million pensioners, veterans and invalids.

As the new crop of freshman students arrived on campus at Yale University this morning, they were greeted by hundreds of striking union workers, chanting slogans and blocking streets in demonstrations that led to the arrest of 83 workers.

Feelings are going to run very hot". Demonstrators across the country have blocked streets in protest of the president-elect.

Gray-cap mold is everywhere; their fungal constructions grow to the size of buildings, blocking streets, billowing in the wind, and luminescing at night.