Sentence examples for was protesting with from inspiring English sources

One such pair was protesting with their Yemeni-American family, a group in which all the women wore brilliantly colored headscarves.

A serving prisoner, Anthony Wood, who was protesting with him, told the inquest at Chester-le-Street that they had smeared excrement on their cell walls and flooded it with urine as a protest against staff bullying and intimidation.

Julian Hall, who was protesting with others from Lambeth United Housing Co-Operative, said: "We want to leave no stone unturned in our campaign and tonight we wanted to make sure that Labour's frontbench and others got the message loud and clear".

Today we are protesting with placards; next, women will protest with their pocketbooks".

Some urban growers are protesting with their produce – a positive kind of protest that explores alternative ways of living and working.

It is not just the fans who are protesting, with the club's iconic former defender Jamie Carragher and ex-manager Roy Evans also throwing their weight behind the growing movement.

By the spring of 1968, some 30 colleges a month were protesting with sit-ins, occupations and marches, and the anti-war movement had moved to the streets, and from America all around the world.

In Hong Kong, they may be protesting with umbrellas, but in Taiwan earlier this year, it was sunflowers.

"I'm protesting with the silence because we have published so many things that haven't been taken care of or had justice done to them," Cantu said on the BBC.

Do research on the group you're protesting with.

Andre's subsequent exhibitions were protested with picket signs and cry-ins.