Sentence examples for running protest from inspiring English sources

The motif scans as a running protest against the technical problems at the channel, with a candle lit to mark the start of the vigil.

There have been long running protests by fans over the running of the club since Venky's bought Blackburn in November 2010 with much of the anger directed at Kean in the owners' absence.

There have been running protests since the decrees were issued, often spilling over into violent clashes between protesters and riot police.

The running protests now have the makings of the intractable street rebellion that every French prime minister fears.On the face of it, this is a single-issue protest against the first job contract for under 26-year-olds, known as the CPE.

American Apparel first began printing their "Legalize Gay" shirt to protest the passing of California's Prop 8 in 2008 and has since handed out over 50,000 of the shirts at Pride rallies, run protest advertisements nationwide and even partnered with the Human Rights Campaign for their March on Washington.

The company first began printing their "Legalize Gay" shirt to protest the passing of California's Prop 8 in 2008 and has since handed out over 50,000 of the shirts at Pride rallies, run protest advertisements nationwide and even partnered with the Human Rights Campaign for their March on Washington.

Whether it's Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat or Instagram, social media is a means to discovery, not only once you arrive at university – when you can head up societies, keep in touch with family and even run protests via your profile – but before you even choose which university you'll be going to.

There's a protest called the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Australia – that's the longest running indigenous protest [started in 1972].

Brabender saw Trump as running "a protest campaign".

"It just seems like a terrible waste," said John Parker, an Oahu cab driver running to protest what he considers a meaningless election.

But he encountered fewer than a half-dozen pedestrians, who were overshadowed by dueling squads of supporters of Mr. Cuomo and Charles Barron, a city councilman from Brooklyn who is running a protest candidacy for governor with the Freedom Party.