I was both incensed and exasperated by this reaction: It's easy to recommend that people
man the barricades when you know that you're nowhere near the front lines.
On protoplasmic inertia. (Marginal)
When no one else-not Fortune, Industry Week, or even the Wall Street Journal--was willing to
man the barricades, CE boldly drew its sartorial line in the sand.
Standing Tall (and Better Dressed)
The People's Party has been reduced to rousing its followers to
man the barricades in support of a spurious equality between homosexuality and the natural heterosexual relationship.
Political correctness replaces socialism
Given their experience in Europe, where they had a justifiable fear of mass protest movements (which were often directed at them), nineteenth-century Jews were reluctant to
man the barricades. They were divided, for instance, on the issue of slavery, some siding with the Confederacy.
Broken Alliance: The Turbulent Times Between Blacks and Jews in America
Stephen Gleeson Had to
man the barricades without Davis during second half last week.
LINE-UP PREDICTION
"We desperately need help to
man the barricades on Sunday for what is our biggest event of the year," said VK Legends boss Chris King.
Volunter appeal to save day for rugby fundraiser
Ministers are all too keen to
man the barricades in defence of their own interests while leaving ordinary people to pay the price of their brutal policies.
Uncivil wars
Man the barricades? They know we will moan for a week, then shut up.
Cavil-ier attitude; On the web
Now organisers are looking for people to
man the barricades on Saturday and Sunday afternoons at the building in Wellington Street.
Help from our friends; 08 Days A Week