Sentence examples for mass of protestors from inspiring English sources

As we arrived on the square, a column of riot police, Central Security — with black uniforms (unlike the regular police, who in the summer wear white), who have not been deployed since they disappeared from the streets on January 28th, the Day of Rage — were running at a mass of protestors.

On those and other occasions, streets and plazas have become political spaces contested by masses of protestors and counter-protestors, as well as by heavily armed security forces.

But she puts her faith in the masses of protestors in the streets and the civil rights advocacy groups, lobbying in Washington and working in the judicial system.

While the masses of protestors and media might be absent next week, international leaders gathered in Washington should not forget the public's underlying frustration with the lack of transparency and inclusiveness in IMF and Bank activities that fueled these activists.

The demonstrators will march on parliament ahead of another mass gathering of protestors from the public and private sector who are currently amassing at the Pedio tou Ario park.

The weekend's deadly intervention by police along with the mass arrests of protestors and a crackdown on bloggers who support them suggest the regime is panicking.In an attempt to crack down on the demonstrations, schools and universities have been temporary closed.

The mass arrest of protestors on the Brooklyn Bridge caused the highest spike in activity on October 1st and activity remained high through October 6th.

The mass killings of protestors were clearly disproportionate to any threat to the lives of local residents, security personnel or anyone else".

In several short months, the "Occupations" came to an end, closed by police crackdowns and mass arrests of protestors who were kicked out of their own public parks.

In its devastating report, "All According to Plan: The Rab'a Massacre and Mass Killings of Protestors in Egypt," Human Rights Watch detailed the junta's crimes.

They have (1942 detainment camps for Japanese Americans) and they are (Guantanamo), and they have periodically in between (temporary holding cells for mass arrests of protestors), so it's likely it'll continue.