Sentence examples for a clamour of from inspiring English sources

"Toil and hardship and a clamour of mouths to feed?

The last weekend of the 2008 festival left a clamour of typical LJF memories.

And then we were in Starbucks, amid a clamour of conversation and clanking crockery.

The international version of Ansar al-Mujahidin, a big online forum, is a clamour of different languages.

Both are big ideas worth exploring but it would be amazing if there's a clamour of support.

It is the ultimate failure of a distinct public sphere, now submerged in a clamour of private personal need.

There are now the beginnings of a clamour to examine positive models of success that still deliver quality and at a reduced cost (but not cheap).

But a clamour for some sort of intervention perhaps aerial bombardment of PKK targets—had been growing along with the number of attacks on Turkish soldiers.

And there is likely to be more of a clamour for the prime minster to set out a very different view of Britain's relationship with Brussels.

There is always a clamour for the imposition of the follow-on and a quick kill but Cook (Con) chose to live within his limitations.

They are certainly not evidence of a clamour for legislative attacks on homosexuals; activists often point out that gay people in places like Nigeria were able to lead relatively untroubled, if intensely private, lives before they became political targets.