Sentence examples for much-anticipated protests from inspiring English sources
And then there were the much-anticipated protests.
I went to Moahndesin district in Cairo in the afternoon, where the much anticipated protests were scheduled to leave El Mahroosa mosque after noon prayers.
I went to the Moahndesin district in Cairo in the afternoon, where the much anticipated protests were scheduled to leave El Mahroosa mosque after noon prayers.
CAIRO — At least six people were killed in political violence in Egypt on Friday in the buildup to a much-anticipated day of protests on Sunday calling for a rollback of the recent military takeover.
THE big news about a much-anticipated and debated "nude" protest ride on Dec. 19, the latest in a string of protest actions about the removal of 14 blocks of the Bedford Avenue bike lanes in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was that no one was actually nude.
On Monday I was leading a lunchtime discussion on the Yellow Vests at the University of Chicago and mentioned that I would be heading immediately back to my room after the talk to hear President Emmanuel Macron's much-anticipated responses to the protest movement that has dominated the news from France in recent months.
While Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin were holding their much-anticipated face-to-face at the G20 summit, protests continued in the streets of Hamburg, Germany on Friday.
Vladimir Putin will miss a planned visit to the US this month for a key global summit and a much-anticipated meeting with President Barack Obama, the Kremlin has confirmed, as the Russian president faced pressure from protests and opposition criticism at home.
A much-anticipated "alt-right" rally in Portland, Oregon has ended in police using stun grenades and teargas against the most militant segment of a counter-protest.
A much-anticipated event was transcending expectations.
The web of scandals may delay the much-anticipated starting date of oil production, adding to the already volatile politics in Uganda, which has recently been the scene of one of the most active protest movements in sub-Saharan Africa.
