Sentence examples for clamor about from inspiring English sources

In recent days, the clamor about the arms shipment has grown ever louder.

Depending on the tenor of the L.S.U.-Alabama game, the clamor about a rematch will become louder, especially if the game is close.

The unrelenting clamor about the possibility of new candidates joining the Republican presidential race may be overlooking one important number: 100.

Responding to a growing clamor about an increase in violent crime after the collapse of the economy, the government has announced the formation of a special antikidnapping brigade.

As we clamor about the loss of our privacy in the age of the internet and NSA eavesdropping, it's worth considering another aspect of public record keeping.

Before the clamor about the lack of prosecutions from the financial crisis and the current crackdown on insider trading, the practice of backdating stock options came to light seven years ago and prompted a flurry of prosecutions.

One thing that stands out about Mr. Robinson's collection for Gap is how similar it looks to his work for Perry Ellis, with loose popover plaid dresses, sleeveless wool jackets and cropped cargo pants in mushroomy grays, layered up with artsy knits — clothes that fashion editors had clamored about back then but customers never had a chance to buy.

It does not matter what his opponents might have clamored about during the heat of a campaign.

They already employed 10,000 workers in France, and the supposed "lost" jobs reporters clamored on about were already scheduled to be moved to France as part of a merger deal with the French manufacturing company Alstom.

As for anger over the shutdown, he added, "My people aren't clamoring about anything".

WFG, Etna, NH While everyone is busy clamoring about how to evaluate teachers, the D.O.E. is at work making sure that teachers won't have the opportunity to be evaluated properly.