"clarion" is a word in English.
It is an adjective that is used to describe a sound or call that is loud, clear, and penetrating. Example sentence: She heard the clarion call of the trumpet, signaling the beginning of the parade.
He blazed yesterday for an hour and a half, but that was less pure batting than the last clarion call.
Then Colin Welland's cheeky co-opting of Paul Revere's revolutionary clarion call ("The British are coming!") backfired when the arrogant Goldcrest films came a cropper on the battlefields of Hugh Hudson's Revolution.
The message was received like a clarion call.
Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator whose clarion warnings on climate change and full-throated calls for banking reforms have made him a favorite among progressives, plans on Thursday to announce that he will challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination for US president, his advisers have indicated.
Both fiscal tweaks are common-sense steps to boost the fairness of what will always be an unpopular tax.But they will do nothing to silence the clarion calls against APD.
In fact it has been the clarion call of most governments since the 1960s.
The book's final chapter is almost a clarion call to open the discussion about depression, remove its social stigma and break with current scientific convention to help those suffering begin their recovery.
That would mean consistently lower profits for fund managers.During the 1990s, the clarion call for equities was summed up by the title of a book by Jeremy Siegel, "Stocks for the Long Run".
In this urban "ballet" she played her own part by leaving her keys with Joe Cornacchia at the delicatessen, taking her rubbish out to the kerb ("my little clang") or simply watching, from the window, as everyone else went past.This picture formed her distinctive philosophy of cities, and her clarion-call against the 20th-century wreckers.
It has good potential cashflows but has failed to curb costs.TCI's clarion-call has been applauded by some shareholders.
Larry Nelson Sr, the president of Mississippi's Victims Group of Violent Crimes, had spoken to Mr McMillian in the days before his death, and told the Jackson Clarion-Ledger: "This was a hate crime.
