Sentence examples for going on a protest from inspiring English sources

You punished innocent people for going on a protest.

Mr. Allen drew Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," a protest song that he sapped of its anguish.

This will have the added benefit of making you look like you're going on a protest, even though you're only really going to see if that was Leonardo DiCaprio watching Cage the Elephant in a bucket hat.

That can appear outwardly as complacency or self-interest: the logistics of going on a protest are highly likely to defeat people with a pram in the hall, and that's assuming they have the time to get exercised about anything between nappy changes and running the steriliser.

The key Filipino voice sounding the alert over the prospect of more mega-storms is Yeb Saño, the country's climate change commissioner, who made headlines last November when, in the wake of Haiyan, he made a tearful speech to UN climate talks in Warsaw before going on a protest fast.

Today I went to the Eiffel Tower, where there were two main events going on: A protest being held by what I can only assume were supporters of the Tamil Tigers (the protesters were holding the Tamil Tiger Flag and they didn't not look like they could be related to M.I.A ., and a tribute to the life and works of Michael Jackson.

"I've sent him a couple of messages," said Mr. Faulkner, the pastor of the Central Baptist Church on West 92nd Street, who went on a fast and prayer vigil to protest the mayor's repeated attacks on Mr. Dorismond.

Upon taking the Square in, it quickly became apparent to me what was going on was not a protest, but a mixture of a carnival and tumblr coming to life.

"I realised this only when I went on a protest against the war in Iraq, and it felt so good.

Sorry to break this to you -  but you don't have clean hands simply because you opposed the 2003 war and went on a protest march in London.

In fact, the only thing that would get me to go on a protest march would be to protest against a ban on protest marches.