Sentence examples for was protesting that from inspiring English sources

There should also be over 6 hours of footage of Alana Belle, every second and every moment that she was protesting that day.

Oluwale was protesting that he didn't want to go back there again.

Then just as she was protesting that this was "grossly unfair" on her, Hodge interrupted to declare: "I'm not having any more lies this afternoon".

They bonded with migrant domestic workers and dockworkers during a strike in 2013, and, earlier this year, some crossed the strait to join Taiwan's Sunflower Movement, which was protesting that state's agreement with China to liberalize trade and industry ownership.

Even as the hacking scandal started to erupt in 2007, and full control of Sky was within his grasp, Murdoch was protesting that hacking was "not part of our culture anywhere in the world", when it plainly was part of the culture to anyone who bothered to look.

But over the years, for fear of losing foreign capital, the government has allowed it to be cut, frozen and overtaken by inflation, with the result that by April 2013, the government's own union was protesting that wages now covered only 50% of essential costs.

They had been protesting that basic human needs should have been given precedence over a costly Games, during which some 10,000 soldiers were deployed – all disguised as Boy Scouts.

Soon the girls on the block were protesting that spin on the familiar double standard.

For the last five months some of the detainees are protesting that they spent six years there.

Now he is protesting that an educational-testing company, in paraphrasing his story, changed "eggplant" to "pineapple".

Nationalists said they were protesting that the killer, who has still not been publicly identified or found, was enjoying impunity.