Sentence examples for protest arose from inspiring English sources

The double protest arose in the sixth inning.

A storm of protest arose across the United States, and the governor of Massachusetts appointed an independent committee to investigate.

She noted that when a protest arose in Novato, Calif., in 2001, the district addressed the concerns of parents by allowing them to decide on an individual basis whether their children would see the film.

Another cry of protest arose following Brooklyn Tech's victory in the 360‐yard shuttle hurdles in 43.6 seconds, tying the meet record, There was a question of whether Mark Hurst, the Tech anchor man, left his position too soon.

The Bagua protest arose as a result of mounting fears that legislative decrees signed by García would grant foreign companies uninhibited access to Amazonian territory without the need to gain prior consent from local indigenous communities.

There was a suspicion among some Russians that the Canadian protest arose from old cold-war resentments of Soviet dominance in Olympic pairs skating, which Russians have won since 1964.

The grassroots nature of the protest, arising locally from local black populations, also crushed the myth that all civil rights agitation came from outside the South.

As yet another disruption roiled the flow of events, the protest over the Hughes victory underscored an image that these Olympics have become the Games of Protest, arising from the I.O.C.'s eagerness under a new president to deal with any crisis in an expeditious manner.

But the transition from the tattoo's blue-collar origins to middle-class acceptance is also rooted in a tattoo renaissance that began, according to many accounts, about 30 years ago with social protest arising from the Vietnam War as well as the civil rights and the feminist movements.

Now that both sides have agreed that the reunions should go ahead, they both have something they can halt in protest, should the need for such a protest arise.

Bashir, who had been paying subsidies to the Sudanese population, had to stop, and in June street protests arose in Khartoum.