Sentence examples for growing cries from inspiring English sources

The growing cries of outrage from road hauliers, farmers and motoring organisations were ignored.

The road-widening project moved forward amid growing cries from architects and historians for the preservation of the chapel.

They simply are asking a fundamental question that has gotten lost in the growing cries of alarm over the fattening of America.

Amid growing cries to close the building permanently, the Hamden Board of Education voted on Tuesday to spend $35 million to build a new middle school.

LISTEN to the growing cries of despair coming from some leading business people, and you might imagine that corporate America's competitiveness could be the next victim of the global financial crisis.

The latest twist in the Fifa crisis came as the International Olympic Committee added to the growing cries for independent reform, with its president, Thomas Bach, declaring "enough is enough" and calling for an external candidate to take over.

In many places, there is a growing cry for citizens to be consulted directly in a referendum, albeit for different reasons.

"Militants in Europe Openly Call for Jihad and the Rule of Islam" (front page, April 26) reports on the growing cry for Islamic supremacy in Western countries.

"There is a growing cry for Catalonia to not merely be a country, but to be a state with everything that means," the Together for Yes politician Raül Romeva told parliament on Monday.

He offered an interesting response to the growing cry that Brown's Princeton-based offense be scrapped.

AdAge has joined the growing cry to halt the use of great apes in advertising, editorializing that despite their comic potential, "It's time to stop using them for the sake of selling product".