Sentence examples for protesting toward from inspiring English sources

When inside the square it's pretty calm, with peaceful protesting; toward the rock throwing it gets a bit more tense.

We pushed him shouting and protesting toward the opening, turned him around, and damn if we didn't force him down the ladder with our arms.

Still, the presidential hopeful's nearly 40-minute-long speech was interrupted seven times by protesters, some of who shouted "Black Lives Matter," the slogan protesting violence toward African Americans.

At his first campaign appearance, at Fordham University in the Bronx, Senator Clinton was heckled by students protesting moves toward military action in Iraq.

That was in July, when Aram joined thousands across the West Bank in a march protesting Israeli aggression toward Gaza.

While some of the GOP response is likely due to rallying around the party's front-runner, Republicans are also less amenable toward protesting in general.

Many of the organizations protesting a move toward classifying ISPs as a utility, which is the only likely option for enacting net neutrality, are funded by the ISP lobby.

In addition, non-profits like the ACLU and Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence gave attendees an opportunity to get involved in their communities through volunteering, protesting, and #resistance toward our current state of politics.

Ynetnews, an Israeli news service, reported that Mohamed was protesting Israel's policies toward the Palestinians.

The latter raised one protesting arm, and turned toward the river.

In fact, the board was somewhat hostile toward a protesting crowd at a meeting at which KeySpan, Brooklyn Union's successor, hastily presented its plan to demolish the tanks by explosion, one month before the scheduled date of destruction.