Sentence examples for full protest from inspiring English sources

I was being escorted out the back door within 30 seconds, under full protest".

He said: "If an officer is policing a full protest in riot gear with shield and a baton, wearing a body camera in that situation protects that officer against any allegations but also improves accountability of how the police use their powers.

The judge instructed the jury to find Udall guilty, and "leave the felony to us"; Fuller protested so vociferously at this that he was forced out of the court.

The latest release is full of protest songs and working-class anthems, inspired by the recession in the United States.

The word alone initiates the rolling of eyeballs in some quarters and full on protest in others.

The boy's eyes are full of protest.

The 1980s and 1990s were full of protest songs that gave the masses a sense of reflection to decide what to do.

"21st Century Breakdown" lodges a full-spectrum protest, even calling for revolution, at a time of relative national unity.

I ended up in the middle of a full-blown protest — with stones, teargas, gunshots, and an angry crowd chanting: "Ham ka chate?

Freedom Now Suite" (Candid), which was regarded as the earliest full-scale protest record in jazz when it was released in 1960.

Glenn Mullan, chairman of the Blackburn Rovers Action Group, revealed that he has had "around 1,500 messages over the last seven days" from disgruntled fans urging the group to organise a boycott or a full-scale protest.