Sentence examples similar to a major clamoring from inspiring English sources
And as the cast of the various incarnations of Star Trek have proven, fan conventions can continue for decades after the show has gone off the air, a major reason why actors clamor for roles in a so-called "genre" show.
The undergraduate BE minor, established in 1995, quickly became the most popular minor at the Institute, and students clamored for it to become a major.
Clearly it's not a major issue right this moment, since Apple users are hardly clamoring for extra security (though that's possibly part of the problem) and the major hack attempts are almost exclusively against Windows machines.
HOLLYWOOD, Fla .— College football is on the cusp of a major shift, but for now, the changing language of the game's power brokers offers hope to those clamoring for a better way to decide a national champion.
When the clamor dies down, it will be seen that the Brooklyn Museum is a living institution that has added a major new work to its collection.
While Patterson continues to write the suspenseful thriller novels his devotees clamor for as well as the children's books that have gained him a whole new fan base, he's also become a major champion for literacy.
The success of the wartime propaganda film set all major studios clamoring for his talents.
After all, a year ago there was a great clamor to nationalize some major banks; that would not have been a good idea.
There is not even a team clamoring to come.
Ryan, there's been a lot of clamoring from every side for an "Obama Doctrine".
