Sentence examples for famed protests from inspiring English sources

He studied law and economics in Paris during and after the famed protests of 1968, eventually becoming an academic known for his diligence and professionalism at the University of Nancy and, later, the University of Paris.

In January, Dylan outraged some of his more anti-establishment fans by allowing the Co-operative Group to use the famed protest song "Blowin' in the Wind" for a series of television adverts.

In Los Angeles, famed evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson ignored protests from the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League and invited anti-Semitic Gerald B. Winrod to act as preacher at her Angelus Temple on the Sunday following Kristallnacht.

The famed hacker group has been protesting BART since the organization shut off cell phone service in stations to avert a demonstration on August 11.

The crowd made their way from the Sayeda Zeinab district of the city, to the Shura Council in downtown Cairo, and ended the protest at the famed Tahrir Square.

The affluent village in the rolling Sussex weald is famed for last year's anti-fracking protests that got residents thinking about energy production and inspired a public meeting last autumn.

Using the false identity "Jim Sutton, Boylingg infiltrated Reclaim the Streets, an environmental group famed for bringing streets to a standstill in unruly protests against cars.

He said that steps were being taken to reopen Egypt's famed archaeological sites, which had been closed since pro-democracy protests started.

For good measure, protests by Eleanor Roosevelt led to the firing of the famed actor -- Lionel Barrymore -- portraying her late husband.

Both are currently on probation for leading hundreds of potheads in a blazing protest on Independence Mall, the grand enclosure surrounding the famed Liberty Bell.

Other American China scholars banned from visiting the country include Perry Link, who smuggled a famed dissident into the US embassy during the crackdown on the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests of 1989, and Andrew Nathan, who co-edited a book of leaked documents about the 1989 movement with Link.