Sentence examples for had just protested from inspiring English sources

In 2013, Metzger entered a debate about rape jokes that had been swirling since the year before, when the comedian Daniel Tosh surmised, during one of his sets, that it'd be funny if a woman who had just protested his discussion of rape jokes "got raped by, like, five guys right now".

This would be highly embarrassing to the Chinese government, and up to now, the embassy has just protested privately to the Foreign Ministry.

Though Papillion's dream had just been shattered, he protested only mildly.

During the next two years he undertook expeditions to Brittany, met the veteran Impressionist Camille Pissarro, and discovered the series of Impressionist masterpieces in the Gustave Caillebotte Collection, which had just been donated amid protests from conservatives to the French nation.

The Jordanian people, many of whom had just days earlier been protesting the monarch's decision to join the coalition against IS, now seem united in outrage and demands for revenge.

Try to figure out why your horse reared in the first place.e He may have reared because of an ill-fitting saddle,an inexperienced rider,was spooked, or injured, or he might have just been protesting against you.

To have sung for BISHOP TUTU when he had just won the Nobel Prize and protested apartheid from the South African embassy and got arrested.

"George had just about every major columnist protesting to her that it 'tarnished the brand' to open their work up to the below-the-line rabble.

I had barely escaped, when I met the former minister of culture, Daniel Barbu, who had just arrived at the protest with his wife.

When it was time, I lined up with four fellow participants—among them a social acquaintance, and, coincidentally, Leigh's former studio assistant, who had just arrived from the protests.

The first casualty of the November protests had just been confirmed and, later the same day, Egypt's recently-elected President Mohammed Morsi made his controversial announcement about new presidential powers, again spurring the acrimonious masses back on to Tahrir.