Examples of using They were protesting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Any idea what they were protesting?
They were protesting in the city today.
Do you even know why they were protesting?
They were protesting the separation of immigrant families facing deportation.
Many did not know details of why they were protesting.
They were protesting against an America that had become an imperialist bully.
Do they even know why they were protesting?
They were protesting against a mistaken and unsocial policy towards the crisis.
The executive director also said that the residents do not even know what they were protesting against.
They were protesting the privatization of water, land rights and industrial pollution.
Other people worried that they would walk out butthey wouldn't really know why they were protesting.
This was they were protesting the funeral… of the gay kid who got killed two weeks ago.
They were protesting against the Republican government… because it has agreed to give away Chinese territory to Japan.
The marchers said they were protesting Mayor Spallone and other councilmen drinking champagne to celebrate their January 10th victory…(CROWD CHEERING AND APPLAUDING).
They were protesting against the unfair and discriminatory action taken by the Commission against the Polish fishing industry.
But everyone knows they were protesting against the elections, against the authoritarian regime of Vladimir Putin and against the absence of free speech in Russia.".
Nash, you did hear that they're protesting downtown?
They are protesting against pollution.
Most of the protesters do not even know what they are protesting against.
They're protesting against a planned"Land Reform" program.
They're protesting our own station, dimwit!
They are protesting a bad law.
They are protesting against tax laws that they consider to be unfair.
This is one of the reasons why they are protesting.
If they're protesting, so are we.
Together they are protesting against their deprivation of liberty with an emphasis that they are not criminals but refugees.
They are protesting against the inhumane conditions, against torture and abuse, and against the death penalty.
They are protesting about the European Union itself and the policy of the centre-left and centre-right governments unanimously taking anti-grassroots, anti-labour measures purely and simply in order to safeguard the profits of the monopolies.
They are protesting the dangers of nuclear radiation and asking to shut down South Korea's oldest and incident-prone Kori Nuclear Power Plant, some 20 kilometres from the venue of the WCC assembly.

