Sentence examples for clamouring on from inspiring English sources

There was also peak squad, with various female celebrities clamouring on social media to show off their popularity, holidays and fat-free bodies, from Taylor Swift's overly Instagrammed 4 July party to Cara Delevingne's hyperbolically Instagrammed Maldives holiday.

But a playhouse with a hit show will find both sorts of customers clamouring on the forecourt: the increasingly severe divide in pricing is an attempt to make sense of the unusual situation of having demand for the same product from those for whom price is no object, and those to whom it is the first concern.

Deters and Mosby made decisions that not only aligned with nationwide calls for the cops responsible to be indicted, but clamouring on the part of the substantial black communities in both cities.

"There was a clamouring on the part of various creditors, 'where's my transaction?

Big Oil has long been the target of activists clamouring for action on global warming.

Many people returning to the land are clamouring to work on the Intrepid tours – as cooks, guides and rangers.

Since he sacked the chief justice in March, a movement led by lawyers, journalists and opposition parties has been clamouring for democracy on Pakistan's streets.

When it stopped flying, thousands of passengers were left clamouring for seats on the country's smaller airlines, and provincial businessmen were desperate to get cargo out.Once again, Mr Estrada's opponents criticised him for blustering and blundering.

Even while some European countries were clamouring for bans on British beef, they were ignoring lessons from the British experience about how to avoid the spread of BSE in their own herds.

Even while some European countries were clamouring for bans on British beef, they were ignoring warnings from the European Commission about how to avoid the spread of BSE in their own herds.

Just look at how many of the best and brightest young people are clamouring for places on TeachFirst and Frontline, the schemes to attract high-flying graduates into schools and social work respectively.