Sentence examples for playing protest from inspiring English sources

Who do you admire among the people playing protest songs these days? A. Pete Seeger for one.

On a balmy day in the capital, several thousand protesters gathered in Klafthmonos Square, known informally as the plaza of the crying civil servant, playing protest songs an chanting pro-worker slogans through a megaphone.

Singing for the movement filled the hole in her heart and playing protest songs like Hughes's Backlash Blues and her own controversial Four Women took her to "a state of grace" after a decade spent in the "nothing world" of pop.

One day, perhaps soon, Occupy Chicago will have "Rahmbo" playing protest Whack-a-Mole much to his chagrin.

Before the band sprinted onstage, the P.A. played protest anthems of yesteryear: "Maggie's Farm," "Ohio," "What's Going On".

Another option is to head to the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Friday and Saturday nights to hear the Black Rock Coalition present Revolutionn as a Work in Progress, Part II: Children of the Revolution," in which poets and musicians play protest music from the last 25 years.

Maybe it was Pete Seeger, who, if he really had a hammer, should have smashed the banjos of every hack-ass Kingston Trio rip-off band who got booked to play protest songs at their local college's SDS rally.

Have an emcee who can lead protest chants and songs, and have bands play protest music.

"I don't like to play," protested Esmeilyn Almendarez, 11. "Why do I have to go through this every day with you?" replied Ms. Parker, waving her back in line.

Isabelle (Eva Green) is only playing at protest.

Sister Kathy Sherman of LaGrange Park, Ill., at 60, a young nun by today's standards, came of age during the Vietnam War, playing antiwar protest songs on her guitar.