Examples of using She protested in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's not the same!” She protested.
Then she protested,“Away from this house?
It is not an obsession,” she protested.
If she protested more often, there were problems.”.
As you can expect, she protested vociferously.
He would curse and beat her when she protested.
No way,” she protested,“everyone feels abandoned.
How can you be so sure?" she protested.
Minelli,” she protested, looking back at them for help.
I cannot ride a horse orwield a weapon!” she protested.
I am an American,” she protested,“but I'm not the type they think.”.
Jane touched her man's arm.“Matthew, dear, he's only a child,” she protested.
She protested softly and her trunk rose to lie on the bonnet again.
Ree was summoned to Commandant Deenlark's office where she protested her innocence.
She protested and demanded an apology from the umpire, who penalized her a game.
The boy was persuaded, butwhen the mother arrived she protested with indignation and cursing.
When she protested, the nurse ignored her questions and demanded that Malatesta obey.
This outcome was unacceptable to Murphy and she protested to the provincial Attorney General.
She protested, saying:"How can I queue for hours when I have trouble standing?".
To prevent more problems between the two Peter had Eleanor sent back to her homeland of Catalonia, which she protested.
When she protested, she was allegedly gang-raped by all 10 soldiers and then killed.
The policemen present took her aside andrequested her documents, which she protested saying they should instead request them from other persons.
She protested and wanted to stay with Alyoshenka because without her he would die.
As Gvyn, Phoenix found herself walking with two other D'Bari women who were trying to fix her up with a boy Gvyn had met at school, and she protested that she didn't need a mate-maker.
Marisela was shot dead as she protested outside the chihuahua state government building on dec. 16, 2010.
She protested that she had done the essential work described in the paper, and her name was then put in first place without parentheses.
When she protested, she was told that if she did not comply,she would be sold to a brothel on an island and thrown into the sea if she tried to escape.
She protested those incidents as violations of the Headquarters Agreement and called upon the host country to reconsider its position in the light of its obligations.
She protested, and was told by a man she called"the leader" that if she and Barney were examined together, it would take much longer to conduct the exams.
She protested in December 1983 over a BBC interview with the Welsh republican John Jenkins, who had been jailed for a bombing campaign at the time of the investiture of Charles, Prince of Wales.