Sentence examples for a clamouring from inspiring English sources

What began as a front-page campaign quickly snowballed into a clamouring demand for change.

Failing that, be rich: If there is a clamouring crowd, standing at the back of it and hoping it will part is about as effective as being meek when you need a seat on the New York City subway.

"There was a clamouring on the part of various creditors, 'where's my transaction?

Since May's election, there's been a clamouring from sections of Labour to say that they lost because the manifesto put forward by Ed Miliband was too left-wing.

A clamour for peace.

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

In 1964 The Royal Hunt of the Sun caused a clamour.

Revolutionary values were diluted and there was a clamour for more democracy.

You have to take very difficult decisions with a clamour around you".

Soon after he returns to bed, there is a clamour in the outer room.

Now, of course, there is a clamour to hear the ad.