Sentence examples for left to protest from inspiring English sources

But there is little time left to protest.

"It could make some people think that the only way left to protest is violence.

At times, Mr. Lhota was left to protest that Mr. de Blasio was trying to inaccurately "lump me with national Republicans".

"In some areas," says Ameera, a human rights lawyer, "so many of the men have been killed, arrested or injured it is the women who have been left to protest.

During the last years of Pruitt Igoe the refusal of the authorities to take their responsibility met with a rent strike of the residents; but this time, there is nobody left to protest and nothing left to protest against.

Around 30 white nationalists were escorted by the police 100 metres down the street and left to protest incoherently about "Jewish privilege" on the side of the road by Lea Bridge Roundabout.

Then she told Jesselyn she did not have to leave to protest; instead, she could talk to Ms. Vasquez's boss.

He said he was leaving to protest the reappointment of Mr. Zadornov, who was Finance Minister when Russia devalued the ruble in August.

"What if down the road 25 students had an English test and decided to leave to protest the fact that the Hudson River is polluted?" Calling it a "sad state of affairs when a school's decision can be superseded by a federal judge," Mr. Petrone stands firm in the belief that the maximum penalty was appropriate.

Nine-year-old Lola (left), from Leamington Spa, said it had been left to the children to protest, "because the grown-ups aren't doing anything".

France advanced to the finals in South Africa (where they ended up creating a different kind of scandal), while Ireland were left to rage and protest.