Sentence examples for infamous protest from inspiring English sources

Onstage, she prefers get-ups she designs herself, like deconstructed priestess corsets and her infamous protest dress, which she made in response to a radio D.J.'s sexist remarks to her.

In at least six cases, the Bush lawyers relied on the Republican protest form that was barely distinguishable from the infamous protest form designed by Mr. Herron, the Gore election law specialist.

In 1989, the same year Dan's book was published, ACT-UP held it's infamous protest outside of Saint Patrick's Cathedral.

The biggest moment of their set was when they played a cover of Katrina and the Waves' infamous protest hymn "Walking on Sunshine".

The ecstatic interaction between management staff and players, a gracious O'Neill, and even Roy Keane offering a joke about his infamous protests at the 2002 World Cup in Saipan Japan.

Now a California state senator representing a large swath of Los Angeles' Westside and the San Fernando Valley, Tom Hayden is returning to Chicago 28 years after his brush with history as an organizer of the infamous protests of 1968.

Back in 1989, for example, the bureau's assistant director of public affairs sent a letter to Brian Turner, the president of Priority Records, home to NWA, vehemently objecting to the lyrical content of the group's now-infamous protest song "Fuck tha Police".

Mr Swan dismisses her as part of an "infamous billionaires' protest".Mrs Rinehart has raised her stake in the media company to 18.7% and is seeking three board seats, including a role for herself as deputy chairman.

"The infamous billionaires' protest against the mining tax would have been laughed out of town in the Australia I grew up in, and yet it received a wide and favourable reception two years ago.

Another instance of wall hijacking is the rather infamous online protest orchestrated by the online collective The Jogging.

She is reported to have suggested that Random House might face a rerun of the infamous cartoon protests of 2006 were they to go ahead with publication.