Sentence examples for clamour from from inspiring English sources

The clamour from banking's lower ranks is growing louder.

Meanwhile, the clamour from the dining room has grown yet more resonant.

When eurozone prices slipped back 0.1% last month, the clamour from investors intensified.

I think there is a clamour from outside parliament to see people working across the party divides".

The NRL general manager, Andrew Hill, says there is now a clamour from Australian clubs to take part.

Harrison's best decision was to resist the clamour from one corner of the City to split Whitbread in two.

Those squirrely eyes are clamouring from cinema billboards once again.

Because what the world was clamouring from its leading power couple was a reprise of their first ever collaboration, the rightly long-forgotten '03 Bonnie & Clyde.

Mars, the biggest American chocolate-maker, does not sell any Fairtrade products in spite of loud clamouring from campaigners, but last year pledged $4.5m over three years for a scheme to improve cocoa farming in west Africa, run in partnership with four non-governmental organisations and a development agency.This week Fairtrade campaigners gave Cadbury's scheme a guarded welcome.

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.

His stand against the Cabinet clamour for withdrawal from the European Court of Human Rights – which almost certainly cost him his government job – reinforced his deserved reputation for having an independent mind.