Sentence examples for protests feature from inspiring English sources

Posters calling for the protests feature black flags with the Shahada, the Islamic declaration of faith.

Groups like Change the Stakes and Teachers Talk Testing are agitating for reform through the holding of town meetings, the gathering of petitions, and the making of video protests featuring despondent children and frustrated parents.

On Monday night, The New Yorker's editor, David Remnick, moderated a discussion on the Occupy Wall Street protests, featuring the staff writers John Cassidy and Jill Lepore, along with Arun Gupta (The Indypendent), Priscilla Grim (The Occupied Wall Street Journal), and former Governor Eliot Spitzer.

By The New Yorker October 24, 2011 On Monday night, The New Yorker's editor, David Remnick, moderated a discussion on the Occupy Wall Street protests, featuring the staff writers John Cassidy and Jill Lepore, along with Arun Gupta (The Indypendent), Priscilla Grim (The Occupied Wall Street Journal), and former Governor Eliot Spitzer.

Protests featuring tear gas are iD magazine to the rest of the world's Cosmo we're trailing behind, thinking we're sexy with our batons and shields, when really we're just a bunch of fucking squares.        .

PhoTheraprotestslvia Varela and Mònica featured took part in the marches in Barcelona and Madrid, and documented a day that Spanish women will always be profd of.

The musicians -- the magisterial Coleman Hawkins among them -- played passionately, but the most startling section was "Protest," featuring ordered, wordless screaming by Ms. Lincoln.

In front of the building where the conference was held, across the street from Washington Square Park, a group called the Granny Peace Brigade staged a small protest featuring a replica of a drone.

Now a petition to hold another protest featuring 100 Kinder Surprise toys, 100 Lego people, 20 model soldiers, 15 soft toys and 10 toy cars has been rejected because the toys have been deemed not to be "citizens of Russia".

The protest featured all the major fan groups for the first time - Cardiff City Supporters' Trust, the Cardiff City Supporters' Club, Cardiff City Forum, Cardiff City Online and Bluebirds Unite.

The photographic silent protest features subjects with duct tape over their mouths to symbolize that their voice has been silenced by the ballot measure.