Sentence examples for cry for more from inspiring English sources

The rallying cry for more local involvement has been "No more NY-23's".

The loudest anti-government rhetoric often muffles the urgent cry for more, not less, government.

And more recently, the term has been used by social activists as both a rallying cry for more expansive progressive movements and a chastisement for their limitations.

The minor league stadium initiative sprang not from the mayor's economic advisers, from a public cry for more baseball or from demands by the teams themselves.

"How 'bout I make some fat boys tonight?" Ruben Correa would say, promising steak-and-cheese hoagies that would make them cry for more.

Newtown's state representative, Julia Wasserman, a Republican, said: "In the early 90's, there was a hue and cry for more commercial land in Newtown.

At a community meeting in March 1987, Kramer issued a rallying cry for more-direct action, which resulted in the formation of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP).

In Venezuela, "Antoninigate" drew cries for more investigations.

But she stayed there, crying, for more than an hour on Friday morning, refusing to move.

There are the age-old cries for more funds, better staff support and lower caseloads.

Give people a picture or two with the news, and they'll come crying for more.