Sentence examples for will clamp from inspiring English sources

'Don't', he said, 'People will clamp up.

How far China will clamp down on electronic communications is unclear.

They added: "These new immigration and benefit checks will clamp down on those trying to exploit the system.

Darkness will clamp down earlier and more suddenly this evening--one moment a rich, haunting Maxfield Parrish blue, the next pitch-black and night.

The Premier League, however, has said it will clamp down on the unofficial videos when the football season starts on Saturday.

Traders may be calculating that the Bank will clamp down on the housing market, and thus give more freedom to leave interest rates alone.

(On Verizon, no less, which means they'll clamp it down to no end).

They'll wonder, "why are you punishing me with this terrible tasting thing?" And then the next time, you better be really slick with the sugar, because if they suspect you're trying to hide bitterness, even if they really, really want to feel better, they'll clamp their teeth shut.

But they will also clamp down on others.

The government's autumn offensive pushed prices up temporarily, but traders still doubted the administration's will to clamp down.

Stagnant Europe, goes the standard argument, cannot offer immigrants jobs; appeasing Europe will not clamp down on Islamofascist extremism; secular Europe cannot deal with religiosity (in some cities, more people go to mosques each week than to churches).