Sentence examples for to be protesting from inspiring English sources
Cashman and Reese seem to be protesting too much (methinks).
"But on their website it said they were going to be protesting," she added.
He is said to be protesting his innocence, and his lawyers are trying for his release from police custody.
"They're violating our civil rights to be protesting there," said Curley, 37, who was driving to the demonstration.
Dennis Rodman, on his way to his permanent state of outlandish eccentricity, seemed to be protesting Daly's departure.
No people are known to be protesting, in Mexico or anywhere in the world, Soviet unwillingness to let them in.
"Some of the politicians who are supporting the war want to be protested by fringe groups.
That's why this verdict has to be protested right now both inside and outside Iran".
Attacks from the right and the left broaden what is likely to be protested.
"People come to our stadiums to have fun... not to be protested to," he said earlier this month.
One of America's biggest banks is going to be protested by an unlikely group on Monday: its employees.
