Sentence examples for protest of a massive from inspiring English sources

As they paddled Will and Kate in a replica Haida war canoe on Friday in the waters off Skidegate, Haida Gwaii, in Northern British Columbia, several members of the Haida Nation wore bright blue "No LNG" t-shirts in silent protest of a massive liquefied natural gas project near Prince Rupert, BC.

Earlier that year, the government was plagued with inefficiency and endless corruption allegations leading to protests and the rise of a massive anti-corruption crusade.

Asad Rehman, 51, one of the organizers of a massive protest planned for central London, said that among the motivations behind the protest was to show solidarity with Americans across the Atlantic who also oppose Trump.

Then police raided the demonstration with tear gas and water cannons, more protestors appeared in response, and the once peaceful protest morphed into a massive outpouring of anger at the Turkish government.

Throughout the day, the students had been following on their phones the course of a massive protest being held outside the capitol building.

Thousands of people walked through central London on Saturday afternoon, as part of a massive protest with a simple message: refugees welcome here.

"Of course the results are taking a while to appear, but they are there... I tell you again tonight: I have one priority, one goal, one commitment, and that is employment". Pollsters say Hollande's government runs the risk of a massive protest vote against it in European Parliament elections due in May.

The country, which now has the largest number of Ebola cases, was also the site of a massive protest at a hospital in Kenema on Friday, in which police dispensed tear gas and shot a nine-year-old child in the leg.

In addition to making them homeless, the excessive force used to stop peaceful protests is a massive violation of rights.

Last month, the Israel Electric Corp. briefly cut off power to parts of the West Bank to protest a massive $500-million 500-million debt

"UK Uncut and the student protest movement could be the start of a massive upwelling of popular anger against the Conservatives.