Sentence examples for time a protest from inspiring English sources

"We talked about, one time, a protest fashion exhibit," Ms. Mittelmann said.

This was the first time a protest movement had been truly mainstream.

At roughly the same time, a protest in Ashulia paralyzed the Shanta Denim factory, which made clothes for Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, American Eagle and a range of other American brands.

Because if organizers don't have to worry about their communications reaching enough of their supporters in time for a protest or another type of action to be viable, they likely have more time to plan and craft those actions.

Now is not the time for a protest vote.

Both Mr. Walli and Sister Rice served jail time for a protest they participated in at Fort Benning, Ga.

"Now is not the time for a protest vote or a wasted vote," Turnbull said.

"The time for a protest, if any protest needed to be had, was the moment that the IOC signed up Dow in the first place," he said.

The demonstrators have been in Zuccotti Park, a few blocks from the actual Wall Street, since Sept. 17, a small core group of a couple hundred that can swell to thousands when it's time for a protest march.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama cut a deal with Congressional Republicans in December 2010 to extend tax cuts for the wealthy, Senator Bernard Sanders, the brusque Vermont independent who calls himself a socialist, decided it was time for a protest.

Arisleyda Tapia, who has been working here for eight years, and makes eight dollars and thirty-five cents an hour, says she was fired last year by a supervisor for participating, on her own time, in a protest.