Sentence examples for protests going on from inspiring English sources

"There were kind of two protests going on, there was one where I was coordinating people that wanted to speak and that was very loving and positive.

There's all these protests going on and on TV, it's the same old story, they're just focusing on the trouble".

The leaders were clearly shocked both by the violence of the protests going on beyond the security zone which protected them and by the death of a protester.

Each nation big and small marching one by one into the polling booths, its gravitas only enlarged by the Free Palestine and the Qatar anti-slavery protests going on outside.

(In a now-charming retro moment, back in 1972, Gore Vidal held up a physical newspaper on air so that he and William F. Buckley could discuss the coverage of protests going on outside).

"But, because of all the protests going on, he saw sense.

As the street protests went on, young Egyptians also were mobilizing and venting their anger over Gaza on what would, until recently, have seemed an unlikely venue: Facebook, the social-networking site.

The protests went on and the Arab satellite channels, especially Al Jazeera broadcast them.

The protests went on like that for a while, undeterred by crackling orders from police megaphones.

"I would like for no protesting going on," he said, according to BuzzFeed.

That witness, who described Brown as charging toward Wilson, said he felt uncomfortable walking into the Ferguson police station "past all the protesting going on," but felt it was his duty to tell what he had seen.