Sentence examples for common protests from inspiring English sources

Proper cold war terror started to take hold, and the first Greenham Common protests began the same year.

Nina Raine directs April de Angelis's latest, Jumpy, which harks back to the days of the Greenham Common protests and stars Tamsin Greig.

And Lucy Kirkwood's Bloody Wimmin argues that, even if the Greenham Common protests did not close American bases, they did politicise a generation of women.

Channel 4, the GLC women's committee, the Greenham Common protests, the rise in house prices, the renaissance of London's docklands: all these prefigured or contained within them important aspects of Britain in the next century.

While bookish and politically committed, the family was more bohemian than it might sound: her father had played guitar in the band that went on to become Roxy Music, while her mother had been involved in the Greenham Common protests and ran the only reggae club in the north-east.

One of the common protests from Americans is that the economy is "rigged".

But, nonetheless, a few days later this photograph appeared on the front page of the Observer and the resulting publicity got the whole Greenham Common protest started.

It was decided instead to stage a more common protest activity, a "snake march," in which a line of people weave haphazardly along sidewalks and streets.

On 12 December 1982, a group of us decided to join the women's peace camp at Greenham Common, protesting against the government allowing cruise missiles at the Royal Air Force base there.

A coordinator of Grandmothers for Peace International, in 2006 she organised an exhibition at the Guardian's Newsroom visitor centre to mark the 25th anniversary of the Greenham Common protest.

Striking is not a common protest method here and the employees of Electricite du Liban, though poorly paid, are far from the worst off in the country.