Sentence examples for protest going on from inspiring English sources

A top Republican on the House Intelligence committee said Sunday that he has "seen no information" that there was a separate protest going on outside the consulate in Benghazi, Libya, before an attack that ultimately killed the U.S. ambassador and three other staffers.

And in terms of the topics that we have floating around right now, one is the current protest going on in the NFL related to the taking the knee and Colin Kaepernick.

Are there plans to take the kind of protest going on in Nabi Saleh and scale it up, to bring it to a larger number of villages?

"If there is a protest going on, it is against all of us," Connor said.

"Um, Mom, what do you think of the protest going on in New York?" "I think it's great!" she said.

Even so, the administration continued in briefings with reporters to indicate that there had been a separate protest going on at the time of the attack.

"There were kind of two protests going on, there was one where I was coordinating people that wanted to speak and that was very loving and positive.

The leaders were clearly shocked both by the violence of the protests going on beyond the security zone which protected them and by the death of a protester.

There's all these protests going on and on TV, it's the same old story, they're just focusing on the trouble".

Each nation big and small marching one by one into the polling booths, its gravitas only enlarged by the Free Palestine and the Qatar anti-slavery protests going on outside.

(In a now-charming retro moment, back in 1972, Gore Vidal held up a physical newspaper on air so that he and William F. Buckley could discuss the coverage of protests going on outside).