Sentence examples for were going to protest from inspiring English sources
"Protesters were going to protest, day or night," he tweeted.
Most were going to protest.
They decided that they were going to protest this election.
The friends at the latest Ladies' Lunch made a new rule: to discuss only the specifics of what and how they were going to protest.
Sharan Raj, the cameraman who recorded the attack exclusively for City Cable, Mangalore, says one of his friends from Sri Ram Sene had called him and said they were going to protest women drinking and dancing in pubs.
And Energy Action Coalition, the organizers of the upcoming Power Shift youth climate conference, showed that environmentalists weren't just cyber-angry; they were actually angry, announcing that "thousands of young, forgotten Obama voters" were going to protest outside the White House on 18 April.
They are primarily interested in how many other individuals are going to protest and whether those participants are first-time protesters or not [14].
If people are going to protest the election results, Zubr will provide most of the early protesters.
Now, she is going — to protest.
"We are going to protest until the last possible moment.
