Sentence examples similar to o protest from inspiring English sources

The families' occupation of the property began just after the "15-O" protest, a global "day of action" organized by the Occupy movement that took place on October 15.

The families' occupation of the property began just after the "15-O" protest, a global "day of action" organised by the Occupy movement that took place on October 15.

Abolitionists sang a song of protest: "O say, does that blood-striped banner still wave / O'er the land of the fetter, and hut of the slave?" Key died in 1843.

In June, Mr. Ross sent letters of protest to Schools Chancellor HAROLD O. LEVY and Regents Chancellor CARL HAYDEN.

"[O]ver the past year, it has become a monthly tradition to protest gun violence in front of the mirrored blue windows of the NRA.

Well, here it is: 11.09am: Here's a little round up of some of the tweets I've been sent so far – students from Northern Ireland are in London, meaning there is an academic presence from every corner of the United Kingdom: @berndav @adamgabbatt A coach load of students from Queen's University Belfast took the o'ernight ferry to protest in London.

A boy runs under a Venezuelan flag during a protest o June 27 against attacks on journalists.

But what comes through instead is the absurd but lovable creativity of a culture that has taken this not-quite-a-food and molded it into, among other things, a mask of Judge Lance Ito, a food-fight missile, a Marilyn Monroe metaphor ("Jell-O on springs") and a protest of the Miss America Pageant ("Mold Jell-O, not Women!").

There are presidential poems in the full-throated heroic mode (think of Whitman's ode to Lincoln, "O Captain! My Captain!") and protest poems like Robert Bly's "Johnson's Cabinet Watched by Ants".

'Oh no no n-o-o, ladies!' he protests when they move aside.

'Jackass' star Steve-O gets jail for his over-the-top protest against SeaWorld.