Sentence examples for hold marches from inspiring English sources

"People can't hold marches or speak out.

Limonov and Kasparov plan to hold marches the day after election day and are thinking boldly of convening some kind of "alternative parliament" later this month.

At times in recent days, the chants of protesters — who say the legislation, known as a "right to work" bill, will result in lower wages and weakened unions — have echoed through the rotunda: "Occupy the Super Bowl!" Some say they want to hold marches, slow down beer deliveries or hand out leaflets in the Super Bowl crowd, while others have hinted at more drastic measures.

The battle over his possessions plays out as protesters and activists hold marches and rallies across the United States in response to a series of high-profile killings of black men by police, at times invoking King's message of peaceful resistance that was the hallmark of his efforts in the 1960s.

The CIW has implemented a Fair Food Program that engages several of the top tomato buyers in the U.S. -- including Wal-Mart, Whole Foods and Fresh Market -- sometimes going so far as to hold marches or boycotts to sway major tomato retailers.

They wore pink, and held marches, fully clothed.

Prostitutes, many of them masked, have held marches against the law.

Unions and greens held marches across the country on August 1st, demanding stricter environmental safeguards.

A National Savings Movement held marches, processions and displays in every city, town and village in the country.

They have held marches and occupied a Bogotá church for 57 days.

It added that the protesters waved Bahraini flags and held marches in two cities in the province of Qatif.