Sentence examples for protesting like from inspiring English sources
You need to step back up".' Watching the film, one cannot help thinking how unusual it would be to see women picketing or protesting like that today.
The South Koreans, apparently not ready to accept the word of Olympic or higher authorities, were protesting like mad yesterday, while thousands of their countrymen stuffed e-mail boxes with long-distance vitriol.
The Red Army Faction members were some of the most violent terrorists among various young Germans protesting, like many young people elsewhere, during the 60's and 70's.
Ivan Boesky's "Greed is good" credo packed him straight off to jail protesting like he was Don Giovanni.
Aldermaston was mentioned in Plum Pie (1966) by P. G. Wodehouse—"Every now and then we march from Aldermaston, protesting like a ton of bricks.
They're waving their flag of victimization wild and high and are once again protesting like its August of 2009.
"We can't protest like men can," Devi says.
"I would love to live in a country where I could protest like this," she said by way of goodbye.
"Some of you are just shouting out shit," he protests, "like a printer when it goes mental".
No one protests like San Francisco.
Students just don't protest like they used to.
