Sentence examples for enormous protests from inspiring English sources

Enormous protests that become uncontrollable, perhaps violent, could follow.

Catholic schools, afraid of losing their independence and autonomy, led enormous protests in Paris.

Think about those enormous protests that tried to stop the war in the first place but were ignored.

The levels of citizen trust in government have reached record lows and enormous protests led by teachers, students and peasants have erupted throughout the country.

Just when it seems that he may never see his family again, enormous protests erupt in the townships and the police release him.

It led to widespread warnings of a coming civil war and became a turning point in the events that ultimately led to Mr. Morsi's military ouster amid enormous protests against his rule.

She gathered an enormous protest vote that had no ideological content, which made her unbeatable in the second ballot.

This includes not just the 27 activists arrested during a recent, enormous protest in Moscow's Bolotnaya Square, but dozens of other lower-profile cases as well.

The women's fury at the presence of Cruise missiles at Greenham in the face of such enormous protest was palpable.

Shook had called her event the Million Woman March — a name originally claimed by the enormous protest for black women's unity and self-determination held in Philadelphia, in 1997.

Apart from a gay winner in deeply conservative Sicily, the centre-right received a drubbing, almost half the population abstained, and the enormous protest vote will see dozens of people in the Five Star Movement, with no political experience, take up councillor seats in Palermo's Palazzo dei Normanni.