Sentence examples for start a protest from inspiring English sources

It takes a village full of weirdos to start a protest movement.

Hornes found work as a manager at the fast-food chain Smashburger — an accomplishment that he's certain had nothing to do with his degree — and helped to start a protest movement in which former Corinthian students are refusing to repay their student loans.

The attacks on Cartman's technology had other consequences: the girls of the town all dumped their boyfriends for not understanding them, causing Butters to start a protest movement called "Wieners Out" in which the boys walk around with their genitals out to protest against the girls' desire to have them be nice.

Next thing you know if a man didn't like his lunch, he'd start a protest.

They start a protest chant and then wonder where Claude has gone.

"I wouldn't be the one to start a protest in the future".

Bahrain's Shiite majority, inspired by the example of the Egyptian pro-democracy demonstrators who brought down their authoritarian president, Hosni Mubarak, started a protest movement in early February.

Mr. Dobranic did not want his education interrupted over such a sum, so he started a protest against the protests: a Facebook event called "How about we DON'T protest on March 4th," a scheduled day of demonstrations.

"It's the same type of democracy in action when Jesse Jackson parachutes in and starts a protest in the black community," said Miguel De Grandy, a lawyer for the Republican Party.

In 2003 Martha Burk, chair of the National Council of Women's Organisations, tried to hurry things along when she started a protest in a car park outside the club gates.

But some drivers who leased EV-1's want to keep them and have started a protest Web site, www.cleanup-gm.org.org