Sentence examples for protest on that from inspiring English sources
Very noticeably left out of the ticker-tape parade of protest on that particular day, as it generally is, were the arts, most specifically the theatre.
When the Edwards campaign was preparing a Memorial Day weekend plan to highlight Mr. Edwards's opposition to the war, Mrs. Edwards argued that that the campaign restrict its activities on the Monday holiday to honoring soldiers, warning that anything perceived as an antiwar protest on that day would be politically damaging.
In Michigan, Senator Obama and others — but not Senator Clinton — took their names off the ballot, so you have this bloc of "uncommitted voters" that some say may or may not have voted in protest on that line for Mr. Obama.
Since the PayPal prosecution, there have been no DDoS protests on that scale.
JERUSALEM — The king of Bahrain said Sunday that the state of emergency he imposed in mid-March to quell antigovernment protests on that strategic and contested island will end June 1.
I would urge anyone else who can make it to London on 26 March to join me and the hundreds of thousands of others who will be protesting on that day; the day the "big society" will be taking to the streets.
"But I do think he's got a point which is, what I think a lot of people who are protesting on that don't necessarily see is that other people see it as disrespecting the country, what it stands for, the flag and the people who died to protect it," Ryan said.
The protesters have been camped in Tahrir Square since a protest on Friday that called for swifter prosecution of former government officials, including police officers, accused of using deadly force against protesters during the February uprising.
"You can't uphold a protest based on that," Torre said.
Spirits were not lightened in April when dozens were arrested in another Midtown protest, on charges that went nowhere.
Cartoonists and other supporters will join him in a protest on Sunday that begins at Speakers' Corner in London's Hyde Park.
