Sentence examples for start to protest from inspiring English sources
If the bourgeoisie does start to protest, the party will be faced with an old dilemma: liberalise or step up repression.
With a warm snowcat instead of a cold chairlift waiting for us at the end of each run, this is perhaps the most comfortable storm skiing we have ever done, and it is hard, even when our legs start to protest, to resist the urge to do 'just one more'.
Putin's calculations are proving correct: it is more likely that citizens of western states, scared by economic woes and the possibility of war, would elect new governments, replacing Putin's enemies with more amenable politicians, than Russians would start to protest because of devastation and rising food prices.
Quite naturally the misused body will start to protest against these abuses by becoming lame or painful or both.
This is only likely to happen when the official aid donors to very poor and very corrupt countries provide more support to local civil society and exert greater political pressure and when the customers of the giant apparel retailers in Europe and in North America start to protest.
Lonnie started to protest.
The lady started to protest, but decided to pay again.
"We started to protest because we wanted to negotiate".
"But I hate Second Life," I started to protest.
Lawyers, journalists, doctors, unions and civil liberties activists started to protest.
