Sentence examples for in protesters from inspiring English sources

Leila Khaled, 22, a student at Essex University described the police tactics as kettling - the tactic of penning in protesters widely criticised after its use at the G20 protests in London last year.

Anti-Putin street protests did happen, but they were tiny, and often ended in protesters being arrested.

The protests started out peacefully, but tension grew as the afternoon progressed, ending in protesters clashing with the police and the riot squad being called in to fire blanks and rubber bullets into the crowd.

Travel agents' shops are daubed in protesters' paint and travel magazines get hate-mail.

Fortunately, what the G7 lacks in protesters, it more than makes up for in buffets.

Hotels also served as havens, letting in protesters and locking out the authorities.

Reactions to the sit-in protesters varied by restaurant.

Inspired by the French cave-in, protesters across the continent began to copy the idea of taking direct citizen action in order to bash politicians.

The commander, Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, was found to have violated Police Department guidelines on Sept. 24, when he squirted the chemical at penned-in protesters near Union Square, who appeared to be standing on the sidewalk.

TV crews mingled with drop-in protesters — construction workers on lunch break, a Canada Dry sales consultant from a nearby office — as people made announcements, using the human microphone.

One was the university's treatment of the sit-in protesters in 2013, which was regarded by some as heavy-handed and resulted in unfavourable publicity – though Farthing explains it as a necessary response by the security team (not himself) to criminal activity.