Sentence examples for word protest from inspiring English sources
He asked that the word "protest" be removed from photo displays.
The second time he said the word "protest," her phone cut off.
On television screens, the bright red word "protest" was superimposed over the white NTVlogo.
More than 40 publications, including the Rezonansi paper and the InterPressNews agency, signed an open letter questioning the arrests and many printed empty spaces with the word "protest" emblazoned across them instead of photographs.
Nersesian's goofy inventions can be fun — a political movement called "word protest" has changed Rockefeller Center to Rock and Filler Center; Union Square to Onion Square; Little Italy, SoHo and Chinatown to LittleHoTown — and his subplots resonate; a religious organization called Pure-ile Plurality provides Chihuahuas as surrogate babies for infertile women.
When you hear the words "San Francisco," there's a good chance that the word "protest" will also come to mind.
But the idea is opposed by environmentalists and has already drawn a sharply worded protest from the United Automobile Workers union.
Morsi shied away from implementing a similarly worded protest law this spring, but his administration nevertheless cracked down on many of the same activists arrested this week.
Words of vengeance, words of protest, and words of eulogy swirled around them like wind in a hurricane.
An angry Swiss banking industry, federal officials in Bern and Swiss newspapers have responded with sharply worded protests.
Other Arab nations including Jordan and Egypt condemned the attack, but there was no immediate indication that Arab countries were prepared to do anything more than issue strongly worded protests.
