Sentence examples for clamour with from inspiring English sources

A picked detachment of 600 men from both divisions launched a surprise attack at dawn, while the rest of the army remained behind and made loud clamour with trumpets and drums, so as to suggest the imminent arrival of the entire Byzantine field army under Christopher.

Around her, Iraqis clamoured with bottles and plastic buckets.

On the one hand, I Do clamours with references to the history of Les Noces.

If there is anything jarring about the XL1's repertoire, it is the sandpaper-on-chalkboard clamour produced with every application of the ceramic disc brakes.

The humid air is filled with the clamour of drums, with women's voices raised in high-pitched ululation.

Mr Ahmadinejad has tirelessly toured Iran's impoverished and neglected remoter provinces, snipping ribbons, laying foundation stones and fielding petitions from clamouring crowds, with flattering television cameras perpetually in tow.But his gleeful emptying of state coffers has also made inflation surge.

The company has hired a third more staff than usual for this time of year and is running three harvesting crews 24 hours a day, seven days a week to keep up with the clamour for iceberg lettuces, compared with just one crew last month.

1966 was a hot year, crowded with clamour and noise as seven-inch singles were cut to the limits of the then available technology.

As thousands clamour against Putin, with candlelight demos for Pussy Riot's punk-rock martyrs, Taiga and Etagi both emphasise their neutrality.

The clamour that goes with all fixtures between Wales and England was amplified on the day by the acoustics of the closed roof of the Millennium Stadium.

Their parents fled Saddam Hussein's persecution, but admit that American bombing of their homeland has divided their loyalties.Some Jordanians clamour to go with them, and say they would if only their king would let them.