Sentence examples for height of the protest from inspiring English sources

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.

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, the site attracted more than 1,000 people but two are still there.

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.

"I grieve at every death," an emotional Bush said at the height of the protest.

This time, with the help of colleagues who knew my work, I began writing for an LGBTQ newspaper and website in Milwaukee, covering news in Madison and across the state during the height of the protest season of winter and early spring 2011.

During the height of the protests on Monday, Rawlings-Blake referred to the protesters as "thugs" in a press conference.

In a shoebox, Fass finds a show from the height of the protests against the Vietnam War.

At the height of the protests, security forces commandeered the Salmaniya hospital and arrested dozens of doctors and nurses.

In turn, Ghonim — who was arrested during the height of the protests — reluctantly became one of the leading voices of the Arab Spring.

AT THE height of the protests in Ferguson in August, Dan McMullen, the owner of a local insurance company, was already thinking about the future.