Sentence examples for tiny protest from inspiring English sources

He touched the chair Dylan Riley had sat in, and again it made its tiny protest: eek, eek.

I think because we're producing and writing our own music, playing our own instruments, being self-sufficient, that in itself is a tiny protest".

Mr. Sadek's blog post included a photograph of himself and Mr. Jones at a tiny protest outside the White House in June, decrying a supposed plot to introduce Islamic Sharia law in the United States.

Just a few blocks from the house where people keep their vigil, Milagros Cruz, blind since she was 10 years old, holds a tiny protest of her own in a tent just off Flagler Street.

So my refusal to use e-mail is just a very tiny protest against this onslaught of information and speed.

The 73-year-old and a few of his friends staged their tiny protest a week ago, then posted footage of it on the internet.

Nonviolent confrontation and improvisation, she believes, can turn tiny protests into big, influential ones.

Two tiny protests have been held in the Serb majority Republika Srpska and a party branch of a Bosnian Croat party was torched in the divided city of Mostar.

The members arrived in New York on Friday, spending the weekend holding tiny protests at prominent Jewish institutions around the city, bearing signs like "Jews killed Christ" and "God hates Israel".

LeMar staged tiny protests with just dozens of people, including one where Ginsberg, covered with snow, famously carried a placard reading "Pot Is Fun".

The crowds are still tiny by protest standards — mostly in the hundreds, swelling during periodic marches — but similar occupations are bubbling up in Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington.