Sentence examples for protests though from inspiring English sources

Then squads of riot police began advancing on foot, wielding shotguns and firing birdshot up and down a main thoroughfare of the district to clear it of protests, though moments later the police had retreated and protesters returned in full force.

The protests, though, are more than a youth uprising.

There were no major protests, though, said António Barreto, a sociologist and former government minister.

In some European cities, protests, though more modest in scale, had more of an edge.

Mr Mbeki pooh-poohed the allegation.A knife-edge provincial result could provoke protests, though probably not violence on the scale that preceded the 1994 election.

Nasser Araybee, a Yemeni journalist for Cairo-based al-Ahram weekly said the protests, though small, were potentially dangerous for the government.

Wednesday night's protest, though, marked a turning point, Carlson said.

If I decided to protest though, there's a good chance I'd get tackled, pulled to the ground, or shoved aside.

Christian groups too have taken to organising more intimidating protests - though with less success - against shows and productions they deem offensive.

As the protests unfolded, though, she felt compelled to present her opinion of what was happening.

Herman Cain is unhappy with the Occupy Wall Street protesters for not protesting the White House (they were in DC protesting, though), and he believes that "liberals" want to "destroy" America "economically" and that's "their mission".