Sentence examples for protest in the same from inspiring English sources

Leave!" Video uploaded to a YouTube account linked to the Web site 7eyad.com appeared to show more of the protest in the same location: According to Reuters, the protesters chanted, "The people want to bring down the head" of the government, after the group that stormed into the Parliament building joined the protesters outside.

Both men, who helped document the Tahrir Square protests that led to the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, were arrested in May during a protest in the same location.

Former model Beverly Bond has set up a group for black teenage girls called 'Black Girls Rock', an attempt to attach a slogan to the protest in the same way that 'Black is Beautiful' did in the Seventies.

As our colleague Andrew Kramer reports, about 26,000 protesters rallied in Moscow's Bolotnaya Square on Monday, on the first anniversary of a protest in the same location that was marred by violence and followed by mass arrests and a police crackdown.

On Monday night, some 300 people took part in a candlelight vigil and "peace protest" in the same park.

Twenty-four hours later, I was at an impromptu protest in the same city; a hastily organized get-together of hundreds of Israelis wanting to show their solidarity with the man who they looked upon as a fallen comrade.

"Often these two points are protested in the same marches".

The latest reported self-immolation occurred less than a week after the Dalai Lama and the exile government's recently elected prime minister, Lobsang Sangay, led a public prayer vigil in Dharamsala for the others who have protested in the same way.

CSF boys elevated and throwing rocks #USembassy http://t.co/Qfr11lRd — Rania Khadr (@khadrania) 14 Sep 12 Simon Hanna, a journalist in Cairo, explained that a gathering of protesters in Tahrir Square, who carried a poster with the image of Osama bin Laden, numbered in the hundreds, while the pro-democracy protests in the same place in 2011 were attended by hundreds of thousands.

No doubt part of the reason the occupation is eliciting such a widespread positive response is due to the lasting memory of student protests in the same building in 1969, which led to legislative changes giving students and staff a much greater say in how their universities were run.

Having participated in anti-Iraq War protests in the same spot last decade, I can certainly say it didn't match those.