Sentence examples for gigantic protests from inspiring English sources
On Sunday Egypt staged gigantic protests, the culmination of an original experiment in mobilisation, where millions signed a document demanding the resignation of President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Militant anti-abortion activists from around the nation capped six weeks of protests Sunday with a gigantic rally at which speaker after speaker exhorted Wichitans to continue to oppose abortion, even after the out-of-towners leave.
Before the invasion, Britain saw a string of street protests that were "absolutely gigantic in scale and had zero impact in terms of the political process," said Rowland Atkinson, a sociologist at the University of York.
Some point out that the square's function as a gigantic traffic roundabout makes it an inhospitable gathering point for pedestrians, and that protests there tend to snarl up traffic flow for miles around.
In the endlessly popular musical "Billy Elliot," the villain is played not by an actor but by a larger-than-life puppet with a gigantic head, an effigy of the kind that sometimes still appears at European protest rallies.
Curiously, no one protested, no one jumped up to tan his hide, because Yuri Alexeyevich endeared himself to everyone with a gigantic bouquet of flowers he had brought me as a present, and what's more they were my favourite daffodils.
Gigantic, playful, adroitly detailed".
The boulders are gigantic.
