Sentence examples for first ever protest from inspiring English sources

Adil el-Mansi, a 50-year-old teacher who was wearing a picture of the general around his neck, told The Independent that yesterday was his first ever protest in Tahrir Square.

Maybe they could built a little gate for me,'" De La Cruz continued, as she stood outside La Lomita Chapel at her first ever protest this weekend.

It was his first-ever protest.

For Mullens, that meant attending his first-ever protest Tuesday.

Shortly after the Tunisian revolution in January, journalists at Jordan's Al Rai daily, which is owned by the government, staged their first-ever protest, demanding higher salaries and more press freedom.

It was their first-ever protest, and they were beaming: "We feel so much better knowing we're not alone!" Given the volume and velocity of these anti-Trump protests, the question of sustainability is inevitable.

Rippey said that the arrest of the easy-going Atzín Andrade — who had been attending his first-ever protest march and who was being held in a federal prison on charges of "attempted homicide" — had driven home to the students that what had happened to him could happen to any of them.

In Palmer, Alaska – another red state – Burkhart's cousin, retired nurse Kay Bush, 65, went on her second-ever protest (the first was in support of the Roe v Wade abortion rights ruling in the early 70s).

This march in Manhattan would be his first-ever protest.

One Forest Kindergarten veteran, Joe Carter, 6, wrote his first ever letter in protest at the decision.

Tobacco vendors staged their first ever strike to protest the second tobacco tax hike this year, which raised the price of cigarettes by as much as 20percentt.