Sentence examples for impromptu protests from inspiring English sources

For the next two hours smaller groups of a few hundred protesters played cat and mouse with police, staging impromptu protests outside government departments, high street chains accused of not paying their tax and Conservative party headquarters, where at least one arrest was made.

The tower has been the scene of several impromptu protests.

On Sunday, students at three colleges staged impromptu protests on campus after being blocked from leaving, according to students.

Impromptu protests began in Istanbul on Saturday evening in response to the Turkish government's handling of a terror attack in the capital that killed more than 90 people.

Amid growing anger over wage and pensions cuts and a rise in consumer taxes, civil servants extended a one-day strike by 24 hours and staged impromptu protests.

Russia says the activists threatened a complicated and dangerous piece of industrial equipment, in a region where impromptu protests cannot be tolerated because they increase the risk of accidents.

Outside, a few hundred people gathered in an impromptu protest that had not been approved by the authorities.

In the humid dark of the plaza outside the event, a dozen young activists have got together an impromptu protest.

During the pitch incursions an impromptu protest took place within the stadium with around 200 people gathering under the directors' box.

At the Victoria & Albert museum in 1945, Sir Anthony Caro's great-uncle climbed on to a chair and staged an impromptu protest against the surrounding works - the Picasso and Matisse exhibition.

There's a sheepishness to the way Solemani, 34, recalls her impromptu protest that suggests she's as unaware of the power she wields off-screen as the impact she has on-screen.