Sentence examples for cries for more from inspiring English sources
In Venezuela, "Antoninigate" drew cries for more investigations.
There are the age-old cries for more funds, better staff support and lower caseloads.
In her "Downton Abbey" article, Carina Chocano found the popular portrayal of early-20th-century aristocrats and their servants at odds with today's cries for more economic equality.
My reckoning is that cries for more responsible journalism should be focused less on the lay press and more on the medical journals that publish scientifically suspect studies.
The episode sparked cries for more gun control in Brazil, as investigators revealed that at least one of the guns that Mr. Oliveira used, a.32-caliber revolver, had been sold to him illegally.
But by the end of their set one evening last month Rodrigo y Gabriela, the acoustic guitarists from Mexico City who spent years abroad honing a style known as much for its eclecticism as for the frantic full sound they wrench from just two guitars, soaked in cries for more from the hometown crowd at the 1,600-seat 1,600-seatl Plaza Condesa.
The rallying cry for more local involvement has been "No more NY-23's".
But she stayed there, crying, for more than an hour on Friday morning, refusing to move.
The loudest anti-government rhetoric often muffles the urgent cry for more, not less, government.
But taramosalata, a briny emulsion of carp roe and smoked trout, skews bitter, crying for more lemon ($10).
