Sentence examples for frontline of protest from inspiring English sources

After years spent battling nuclear-weapon makers, seal hunters, oil consortiums, pesticide manufacturers and angry workers, he had retired from the frontline of protest to become Canada's leading environmental commentator, dividing his time between writing books, doing regular radio reports and lecturing.

Two years on, many of the same problems persist, but those on the frontline of protest are doubtful there will be a repeat of such large-scale unrest in the runup to next year's Olympics because of what they describe as a police clampdown.

They are often willing to put themselves at personal risk to capture images from the frontline of protests.

He reports from the frontlines of protest, from Westminster to Wisconsin, arguing that the events of 2011 reflect the expanding power of the individual and a call for new political alternatives.

"I joined the Liberals when I was 16 and amongst the things I did in my first couple of years as a Liberal was to be on the frontline of the protest against Section 28, which was introduced by the Conservative government, which was banning the promotion of homosexuality," he said.

Public spending on the World Cup is on the frontline of the protest movement.

A Christian lady is facing the frontline of the protest, calmly repeating "Jesus, Jesus, Jesus" pic.twitter.com/s35SIzL7Q7.

From the evening until the early hours of the morning, the frontline of the protest and the cops moved back and forth along Istiklal.

Our hosts were on the frontlines of that protest back in May.

Was that really the rapper Macklemore … on the frontline of the Seattle protest talking about solidarity with Brown's family?

This is a far cry from March 2011 when women marched alongside men in the frontline of the popular protests against the Assad regime.