Sentence examples for through the protests from inspiring English sources

Two other national television stations broadcast through the protests.

The acts — rare, and bold here — underscored the anger coursing through the protests and the challenge they might pose to the aging and ailing Egyptian leader.

That brief discussion at 7.02pm was the first of several encounters Tomlinson had with police as he tried unsuccessfully to find a passage through the protests.

I have had to walk the women out through the protests all the way to the railway and bus stations across the road and sometimes into the city centre," she said.

My favourite example of this was during the 2009 London protests against the G20 meeting, when our reporter, Paul Lewis, was investigating what happened to a newspaper seller, Ian Tomlinson, who had collapsed and died while walking through the protests.

A group of young black men were incorrectly arrested on suspicion of firearm possession during a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, as a group of white militiamen, armed with rifles and wearing body armour and camouflage, claimed they had been granted permission to walk through the protests by police officers.

Heklina and about 100 other queens plan to carry through with the protest at Facebook headquarters tomorrow morning if representatives can't address the naming issues with the drag queen community this afternoon.

As the date of the protest approached, organizers solicited contributions through the protest's Web site, Holograms For Freedom.

What possible advantage is there to go through the protest proceeding?

Would a well-dressed banker wandering through the protest have suffered the same fate?

The sentiment coursed through the protest, which rivaled some of the more modest days of the 18-day Egyptian uprising.