Sentence examples for go on protesting from inspiring English sources
Church groups vow to go on protesting.
When he jokes that he lacks the fibre to go on protests or join the Occupy movement, preferring to mutter revolutionary slogans at house parties instead, the prickly, unclubbable self-portrait is convincing.
"I don't know what's going on," Lindros protested when reached at his Toronto home.
She went on protest marches, waving a placard, inhaling tear gas and almost getting herself arrested.
My cousin was very cautious and afraid — and now he goes on protests all the time".
It is really a unique situation we are having here, a neighbourhood under siege while another goes on protest.
As public spending cuts continue to bite, more and more people are going on protests for the first time.
Why is there this discrimination going on?" Protests have involved people throwing rocks and at least two men have been injured from being hit, Reuters reports.
"I have been going on protests since my parents took me on CND marches and anti-poll tax protests," said Sands.
Smith wanted the activist to name students who were going on protests, list the vehicles they travelled in to demonstrations, and identify leaders of protests.
