Sentence examples for height of protest from inspiring English sources

Dylan, irritated and more than a little out of it, objected to the question's premise and called one of his new rock 'n' roll compositions the very height of protest music: "Very, very protesty.

These results suggest that individuals in a wide range of countries use social media to organize large-scale protests and not only at the height of protest events; coordination is a perpetual, systematic activity.

More than 1,000 protesters set up camp at the height of protests against oil exploration in Balcombe, in August.

The tape was distributed at the height of protests of Mr. Schiavo's Oct. 15 removal of his wife's feeding tube.

Mr. Wimms stood before broken windows where youths looted a sneaker store on Wednesday night, at the height of protests over a white police officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager last Saturday.

All that rage came out on 27 April, when the schools let out on during the height of protests over Gray's death and public transportation shut down at Mondawmin Mall, forcing hundreds of students off of buses and right in front of hundreds of police in riot gear.

As governments fell in Tunisia and Egypt, the events were dubbed by some as a "Twitter Revolution" because of the important role played by social media at the height of protests.

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She told the court that there were up to 150 tents at the height of the protest and that from 25 July, when the protest started, there were perhaps 60 to 500 people present at any one time.

Swinging sex lives were one thing, but the suspicions engendered by the Vietnam conflict were another, and at the height of the protest movement Updike came out in favour of the war.

At the height of the protest, in the early hours yesterday, 150 farmers and hauliers from north Wales and north-west England had blockaded the site entrance with three tractors.