Sentence examples for note of protest from inspiring English sources

She wrote a note of protest to the N.H.

The mercury settles into the depths without a note of protest.

In Tbilisi, the Georgian Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador to present a formal note of protest.

Roosevelt's secretary of state, Cordell Hull, did not even send a note of protest, and FDR himself went fishing.

Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara said Mr. Medvedev's presence "injures the feelings of the population of Japan," and he summoned Russia's ambassador to deliver a note of protest.

Argentina has presented a formal note of protest to the UK ambassador over the naming of a large area of Antarctica as Queen Elizabeth Land.

But the U.S. government clung to its policy of neutrality and contented itself with sending several notes of protest to Germany.

In the past, Canada has sometimes filed formal diplomatic notes of protest when its citizens have been caught in terrorism investigations in the United States.

The first notes of protest were sounded by the executive committee of the World Jewish Congress in Geneva, who described the assassination of the German diplomat in Paris as a poor excuse for the Nazi campaign.

But she also sounded a note of political protest.

Since Saturday, activists, bloggers and journalists took note of the protest in Buraida, about 200 miles northwest of Riyadh, and its aftermath.