Sentence examples for expected the protest from inspiring English sources

With the crackdown in full swing and hope for fast change long gone, no one expected the protest to be a happy occasion.

They expected the protest to be small, but after a celebrity campaign featuring the slogan "Not One Less," the #NiUnaMenos hashtag went viral.

In a statement on twitter, the Public Theater said it expected the protest, which it said "was part of a paid strategy driven by social media".

Rick Weiss, the co-chairman of The Post's unit of the Newspaper Guild, an affiliate of the Communications Workers of America, said yesterday that he expected the protest to continue for the rest of the week.

Breslauer told him hundreds of students and a number of reporters were present, and that he expected the protest would carry on for days.

Many in the crowd said they believed that officials expected the protests to dissipate, as smaller protest movements did in 1999 and 2003.

There were calls for a general strike on Friday, and some people said they expected the protests to escalate when large groups of Tunisians spilled into the streets from their mosques after Friday Prayer.

The army has said it will deploy troops on the streets on that day, while the president says he may introduce a state of emergency if, as expected, the protests spark widespread civil unrest.

Little did Instagram expect the protest she was about to stage next, however.

He added that Schwab did not expect the protest to delay the acquisition.

Season 2 of "Jersey Shore" will have its premiere on July 29, so expect the protest letters to start arriving at MTV on July 30.