Sentence examples for clamor around from inspiring English sources

He always seemed relaxed, despite the clamor around him, and gave the impression of a man for whom earthly comforts were surplus.

That the relationship between the prince and the swan (and his alter-ego, the Stranger, a counterpart to the evil Odile in the original ballet) was frequently read as a homosexual one amplified the clamor around the production.

Those voices don't come around that often, and when they do, people tend to clamor around it.

In some countries such as Italy, when a bus arrives, people clamor around the entrance struggling to be among the first to get in.

Amid Pink Floyd's brooding, soaring sound, the noise generated by the band's internal conflicts and the clamor around the group's legendary live shows, beat Roger Waters' political heart.

Millions of girls around the world clamor around their television screens, waiting to see women from their country and proceed to look at the 'Misses' of the world with a special gleam of idealism in their eyes.

They clamored around him; they had eaten only potatoes that day.

As reporters clamored around the body, some soldiers shook hands and congratulated one another.

Thirstily, the others clamored around him — proving that while Mr. Smith can dance, he struggles with a story.

Sea gulls clamored around fish carcasses in the mornings; he collected the shells of clams they dropped on his terrace.

An hour from Pipri Village, farmers recently clamored around a dilapidated branch of the government's Syndicate Bank.