Sentence examples for and clamour from inspiring English sources

Aggrieved industry leaders decry European regulations and clamour for subsidy.

"One does retreat from the noise and clamour into solitude.

The Russians were encouraged to retreat by "the clank and clamour" of 15,000 Manchu troops.

The lack of clatter and clamour is partly why I was able to recognise him.

On the ways in which people bustle and clamour up against one another in dense urban environments.

Yet Benedict Andrews's version steams off the stage with pain, excitement and clamour.

Cheeky oppositionists had been making trouble, complaining about corruption and clamouring for electoral districts to be redrawn more fairly.

So it is with many African countries, fed up with the intrusiveness of Europeans and Americans fussing about corruption or torture and clamouring for accountability.

Then in the spring of 1993, Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina released Mosaic – the first graphical browser – and suddenly the "real world" realised what the internet was for, and clamoured to get aboard.

Old-fashioned Freudians believe that we have masses of juicy secrets locked up inside us, unacknowledged by our well-ordered rational consciousness and clamouring to be set free.

Perhaps that, too, is why, despite the mud, people flocked to the Hay festival this year in hordes, packing the events and clamouring for more.