Sentence examples for protest between from inspiring English sources
The phrase "protest between" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to describe a protest occurring in the context of two parties or groups, but it lacks clarity. Example: "The protest between the two rival groups escalated quickly."
And how real are the claimed connections between technology and protest, between the revolutionaries in Tahrir Square and their pale imitations in tents by St Paul's Cathedral?
Last Friday, an American student who taught English in Egypt was stabbed to death during a violent protest between supporters and opponents of Mr. Morsi in Alexandria.
Reading through the heavily redacted notes detailing communications in the hours leading up to the coal train protest between Mark Kennedy, his police handler and superior officers, the judge asked Altman: "Who authorised these redactions?
Last Friday, an American student who taught English in Egypt was stabbed to death during a violent protest between supporters and opponents of Mr. Morsi in the city of Alexandria.
About 480 demonstrators were arrested during a first wave of protests between May and October of last year.
New York University documented 2m tweets reporting on the protests between 4pm and midnight on one day, Friday 28 May, when the protests went global.
It also detained hundreds of minority Shia Muslims after protests between 2011 and 2013, during which several police officers were killed in shootings and petrol bomb attacks.
The court of appeal ruled that the Metropolitan police had unlawfully logged on the database details of his presence at 55 protests between 2005 and 2009.
More populous and farther west than other cities, and with stronger pro-Kiev sentiment, Kharkiv has seen clashing protests between pro-Russia and pro-Kiev groups since 6 April.
For Luke Mogelson's recent piece "The Front Lines," he photographed Iraqi civilians fighting on the border of ISIS territory; in 2013, he captured violent protests between pro-Muslim Brotherhood protestors and Egyptian security forces on the streets of Cairo.
General Cartwright said he could not discount "hallway" conversations about the protests between the Egyptian and American military commanders, but offered no substance, although he said all parties should practice restraint.
