Sentence examples for clamouring from from inspiring English sources

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.

Those losses are not expected to deter investors from clamouring for a piece of Twitter today, however.

But there are still people clamouring for someone from outside - usually America or a former European colonial power - to come and rescue them.

And American buyers are clamouring for more oil from Canada, which will also need pipes.

The whole country is clamouring for a visit from "Lindy" and he could spend a year on a triumphal tour if he wished to do so.

Italy is clamouring for greater solidarity from other EU states in trying to cope with the number of migrants coming across the Mediterranean.

Meanwhile, a chorus of politicians is clamouring for different things from the banks that failed: a ban on bonuses, lending at less than commercial terms, withdrawal from offshore tax havens, preservation of high-street jobs.Mr Kingman has recruited 11 members of a planned staff of 15, mainly private-sector "heavyweights" from the likes of Merrill Lynch and UBS.

"Fans have been clamouring for something new from Amy, but really there isn't anything new," he explained in a statement.