Sentence examples for country protests from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the country protests were also under way.

In Washington and around the country, protests against Arizona were far more numerous than public actions in support.

Reflecting the rising sense of divisiveness in the country, protests against Ms. Rousseff's ouster emerged in various cities as she took the stand.

The military and security forces attacked Latakia in April, but as elsewhere in the country, protests there underlined a persistent phenomenon: as soon as forces withdraw, people return to the streets.

Across the country, protests continue as anger with the police grows.

A similar campaign had begun immediately following the April balloting, with thousands of university students and other protesters filling city squares across the country protesting allegations of fraud.

This week, people across the country protested against the cuts in welfare spending.

In this country protesting is a national pastime and activists are rarely given prison sentences.

Throughout the nineties, Westboro members crisscrossed the country, protesting the funerals of AIDS victims and gay-pride parades.

But hundreds of thousands of people held demonstrations across the country, protesting Compaoré's attempt to hang on to power.

At the end of his presidency, during which Douglas traveled the country protesting the Vietnam War, Johnson refused to shake her hand at a White House reception.