Sentence examples for show protests from inspiring English sources

"People have called us a mini-Glastonbury, which is really flattering, but we're a much smaller show," protests Rob.

The red dots show protests which started before the winter and the white and black target marks show movements that are still active.

As the fighting raged in other parts of the country, activists pointed to video that appeared to show protests by lawyers and students in Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city and an important commercial center.

Katherine E. Finkelstein (NYT) MANHATTAN: SHOW PROTESTS -- Responding to demands made by representatives of Puerto Rican and other Latino groups, NBC said yesterday it would never replay an episode of its drama "Law and Order" that dealt with a fictional homicide set against last year's Puerto Rican Day Parade.

We continued to educate others on how our petition was different from other reality show protests.

She emailed tea party protesters across the state, imploring them not to come to the Auto Show protest.

Still, it's not a little shocking that no Russian artists in the Paris show protested when works were removed.

In 2010, after the media law was passed, Attila Mong, the anchor of the state radio's morning show, protested with a one-minute silence on air.

The clever curator Matthew Higgs didn't get it right, either, when he tried to reintroduce political art with his show Protest and Survive.

After he moved on, director Catherine Lampert continued the Whitechapel's adventures with shows by Wallinger, Gary Hume, and the group show Protest and Survive, which argued for a more political approach to art.

A handful of images in the show protest the planned re-industrialization, including "Olana: Savage Dawn Desolation," by Keith Mueller, an Armageddon-like painting of rockets hurling toward Olana, the Moorish mansion of the 19th-century artist Frederic Church, which overlooks the Hudson.