Sentence examples for crowd calling for from inspiring English sources

There were also placards in the crowd calling for the French president, François Hollande, to resign.

It showed a crowd calling for the release of Maurice Bishop from the top of Fort Rupert's walls where he was being held.

There was more than a smattering of boos when McDaniels was introduced, as well as signs in the crowd calling for his firing.

In place of the jeering crowd calling for the crucifixion of Jesus there is, predictably, his seraglio, etched in as many styles as he had had lovers and wives.

Two of the victims were killed while they were in a crowd calling for the ouster of Mr. Duvalier, who fled the country Feb. 7. The colonel, who could be sentenced to 25 years in prison, has pleaded not guilty.

At a recent rally on the steps of the state capitol here, several pastors used fiery language to rally a small crowd, calling for Ms. Huffman's resignation, describing marijuana as "the most sinister drug," and asking that "the demonic spirits be cast back into hell".

But radical voices in the crowd called for confrontation with American troops.

Some in the crowd called for a red card when Hesketh slid in on Heaton.

"The only time those names come up," Robinson said, "is when the crowd calls for them".

The crowd called for one of their old favourites, André-Pierre Gignac.

When the crowd called for Sanders to speak, one of the women reportedly called them "white supremacist liberals".