Sentence examples for protest is going from inspiring English sources

A tented protest is going to be impossible to maintain," Mr Varnham said.

The longer they avoid us, the bigger this protest is going to get.

Should it go ahead, the NFL protest is going to seem a mite underwhelming considering what black activists have been protesting about.

But nobody has craned his neck upward: the entire protest is going down under a 20-ton steel sculpture that reaches 70ft in the air and, by the way, is painted a bright proletarian red.

When Aurora (with the beguiling voice of Mary Costa) meets her Prince Phillip (Bill Shirley) in a bower populated by sweetly anthropomorphized animals (who seem to belong to an earlier period of Disney animation), they instantly fall in love, and no amount of parental protest is going to keep them apart.

"My protest is going to have everybody -- men, women and children.

"We had an idea that (Monday night's protest) was going to be pretty good but it went way beyond our expectations," 'Time To Go Massimo' spokesman Tom Banks said.

Detective Marc Nell, a spokesman for the New York City Police Department, said that officers were aware that a protest was going on and went by twice to check, but not in response to a call.

Farmer Andrew Spence, as the FFA's regional co-ordinator for the North-East, was called by his counterpart in Cheshire and told a protest was going to be organised.

You could see the photographers lining up images of these guys smashing in the windscreen, and I couldn't deal with the fact that yet another student protest was going to be labelled "violent".

While the protest was going on, Reeve revisited some of the people from the Charlottesville march.