Sentence examples for clamouring in from inspiring English sources

There are no corporate bodies noisily clamouring in favour of MDPs.

Soon after he returns to bed, there is a clamour in the outer room.

"The UN should learn to say no," President Clinton clamoured in 1993 after the Somali disaster.

There is no parallel clamour in the US for anonymity for men accused of rape.

I could imagine the clamour in the herd as the elephants fled in terror.

And yet there is no clamour in the streets for the overthrow of the capitalist system.

He calls on politicians to resist the clamour in many countries, particularly America, for beggar-my-neighbour protectionism.

After the war there was a steady clamour in the city for a merger with Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

It is just a recipe for, in Locke's words, more "noise and clamour in the neighbourhood".(Photo credit: AFP).

But a good number of Labour people have added their voices to the clamour in favour of a part-elected chamber.

So far he has resisted a clamour in Turkey to loosen or even sever his country's close ties with Israel.