Sentence examples for uses to protest from inspiring English sources

Clare views this act of vandalism both as an attack on community and on the very language he uses to protest against it.

'Shame' is a word our community uses to protest hate-speak and gay bashers.

I used to protest by myself in Cincinnati, where I'm from.

When I was a student at Edinburgh, we used to protest at the career fair every year.

"This is the kind of place I used to protest," she told me, looking around at the young Apple users.

"Yes, there was this one isolated chap who used to protest, but he hasn't been heard of in some time".

The iconic slogan "Make Love Not War," originally used to protest the Vietnam War, is still invoked today in antiwar contexts.

A procession of 15 giant inflatable rats that various labor unions around the city have used to protest the use of nonunion labor will be part of a demonstration scheduled for 3 p.m. today at Union Square.

We use "Kafkaesque" to describe encounters with banally evil customer-service agents; it's the shorthand that op-ed writers use to protest the dark dealings of the state.

Apart from Grillo, 68, who cannot stand for parliament because of a conviction for manslaughter following a car accident in 1980, Five Star's leaders are young, inexperienced and more used to protest than office.

The second form, which was used to protest the exclusion of military ballots, demanded that canvassing boards count military ballots that arrived without postmarks, or with illegible postmarks, or even in some cases with United States postmarks.