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1. Sooner or later, women will clamor to have a voice in the deliberations and some of the men will cave in to it
2. Strange and exotic birds strutted down the pathways or perched within the branches, filling the trio's ears with a clamor of melodies
3. The pans started to clamor again
4. Through the din and clamor, Senta smiled
5. stage to the awaiting clamor of the after party
6. “Mmm hmm,” he mumbled over top of the clamor of roused up chickens
7. I tossed the bowl into the sink with a clink and a clamor, and then, ran into my brother’s room to grab as many pairs of jeans as I figured that I could squeeze into
8. Not only was there constant jolting, swaying and vibrating, with an associated clamor, but in many places there was only a single set of rails, so that they were literally side-tracked for hours at a time, to permit those in charge of the Polish railway, for reasons of their own, to hold the main line open
9. James’ gun went off with a clamor, but Ethan was already pushing the gun away with one hand and aiming for his neck with the other
10. Not with Will and Christina standing a foot away from me—staring with open mouths, probably because I just kissed Tobias—and the clamor of the Dauntless surrounding us
11. I can tell by the clamor that rises in the room after Tobias speaks
12. A clamor of death blew across the wasteland as Sven commanded his
13. Someone called to them from the clamor
14. In the clamor over the ills and cures (if any) of the public school system the central question is often missing: What is the purpose of educating children? What sort of citizens are we preparing? What sort of future society does the material given to students today imply? What sort of society is needed if the country is to survive? Is this something we can talk about? Not in the public schools if the educrats and the teacher unions have anything to say about it
15. Still, those who clamor that great art and literature are nothing but weapons of the powerful imposed on the powerless to prop up a decadent culture did not vanish
16. “conservative and cautious and not involve itself in all public clamor for a change
17. As the clamor increased, Moshe looked around trying to discern the reason
18. The frenzied activity at the top of the dunes came to a halt amid the increasing clamor from below
19. As the clamor increased,
20. came to a halt amid the increasing clamor from below
21. idols of the past had always been drowned out by the clamor and hysteria of the crowds
22. But Frankie was restless from the clamor of family conflict, taking a long time to nod off, and Charly fell asleep with her
23. A big clamor scattered in the whole place
24. Every time I concluded my answers, the clamor of the room propagated with major intensity under the screams of magicians and enchantresses who were condemning my speech
25. -Dear little girl! But what clamor you have armed! - He said with the sweet tone of the bee honey
26. -It seems that my destiny is now in your hands – I said to him with the whole clamor of my sincerity - I would be grateful for any help possible
27. And be fruitful puffed of mirth, clamor and expectations,
28. The bar around you fills with men in dark suits, the clamor of places nonexistent to you
29. 13 Throughout his public ministry he was confronted with the necessity of dealing with three constantly recurring situations: the clamor to be fed, the insistence on miracles, and the final request that he allow his followers to make him king
30. At that a great clamor arose, some siding with Aratus, some with the Corinthian, whom they called Ivanos
31. At that the clamor rose anew, Aratus trying to get at the senseless man and Ivanos finally bestriding him, sword in hand, and defying all and sundry
32. The clamor rose to a crescendo of madness, and then the Cimmerian turned and went swiftly toward the rim of the plateau, with its fringe of moon-limned trees
33. Then an awful scream rent the clamor
34. They swarmed about him yelling and hacking, and through the arched doorways rushed others, awakened from their slumbers by the unwonted clamor
35. 'Here is your queen!' yelled Valerius, straining to make himself understood above the clamor
36. Their clamor was a faint echo in the gold-domed chamber where Bunda Chand struggled on the velvet-cushioned dais
37. The warriors started up, glaring wildly, and a voice rose above their clamor, a far-carrying voice of command which came from none knew where
38. A bloodthirsty yell from a hundred throats answered him, with such a waving of weapons and a clamor that he could not understand what they were saying
39. Conan jerked lustily at the rope which depended from the bell beside the lantern, augmenting its clamor by hammering on the iron-bound teakwork gate with the hilt of his sword
40. A bestial clamor rose on all sides, and other arms grappled him
41. As that wild yell rose above the clamor, there was an instant's lull, and then a hundred throats bayed ferocious answer and warriors came leaping to repel the attack presaged by the warning
42. Suddenly and with appalling quickness, the mastodonic brute reared up on its mighty hind legs and elongated its neck and body in a furious effort to reach this vociferous pigmy whose clamor was disturbing the primeval silence of its ancient realm
43. Then behind the dazed and stricken invaders went up a mighty clamor and the blaze of a huge conflagration
44. Up the corridor, though still out of sight, he heard a rising clamor that told him his foes were behind as well as before him
45. Guards were running through the garden, all converging toward the palace, where the clamor momentarily grew louder—tall men in burnished cuirasses and crested helmets of polished bronze
46. He was ascending the first pitch of the hills, and he seemed to hear an echo of the bird's clamor far behind him
47. Said Pilate: "Which, therefore, would you prefer that I release to you, this Barabbas, the murderer, or this Jesus of Galilee?" And when Pilate had thus spoken, the chief priests and the Sanhedrin councilors all shouted at the top of their voices, "Barabbas, Barabbas!" And when the people saw that the chief priests were minded to have Jesus put to death, they quickly joined in the clamor for his life while they loudly shouted for the release of Barabbas
48. " This note from Claudia not only greatly upset Pilate and thereby delayed the adjudication of this matter, but it unfortunately also provided considerable time in which the Jewish rulers freely circulated among the crowd and urged the people to call for the release of Barabbas and to clamor for the crucifixion of Jesus
49. 13 Pilate was terrorized by the insistent clamor of the mob, acting under the direct leadership of the chief priests and the councilors of the Sanhedrin; nevertheless, he decided upon at least one more attempt to appease the crowd and save Jesus
50. Being afraid to defy the clamor of this misled mob who cried for the blood of Jesus, he ordered the Jewish guards and the Roman soldiers to take Jesus and scourge him
1. Minutes later, we clamored into the buckboard and, after
2. Outside, a throng clamored for attention
3. I spent a long time thinking about it; it crowded my thoughts every night before I slept and clamored for attention every time I woke
4. Outside, fans clamored at the gates for a glimpse of the new idol
5. They clamored to see Jesus
6. 'But the Kshatriyas!' clamored the men in the semicircle
7. Yasmina cowered in a corner, staring in horror as the two men fought back and forth across the room, almost trampling her at times; the flash and clangor of their blades filled the room, and outside the mob clamored like a wolf-pack, hacking deafeningly at the bronze door with their long knives, and dashing huge rocks against it
8. 'The money!' clamored the hill-girl, stretching out her hands eagerly
9. While they worked, trumpets clamored outside, arms clanged, and across the river rose a deep-throated roar as squadron after squadron swung into place
10. When Joseph presented Pilate's order for the Master's body to the centurion, the Jews raised a tumult and clamored for its possession
11. But within her young body she had many things hiding: the dichotomy that was her father--a diabolical but righteous man; a mother that disapproved of her choices; and sisters that clamored to her for answers
12. As they clamored for more, the head priest asked her
13. They all clamored to speak to him, almost overwhelming him
14. been on the cover and people would have clamored for His autograph as well
15. unfathomable to Darek, for she was able to eat the whole body of the monster, eyeballs and brains included, and still clamored for more
16. “That must be the naval tower,” she told Brock once he had clamored up beside her, flat on his belly, too
17. The other boys clamored to second the motion as the hike had built up their appetites
18. The child clamored for a toy,
19. They always clamored for more
20. The boy was crying, “I’m so sorry Yevy!” as he clamored off of her causing her more pain in the process
21. The JV clamored to be named the varsity boat for the regatta
22. laying light fingers on the arms of the men nearest them, clamored sweetly to see the rose garden, the spring and the summerhouse
23. But of late, while he was staying in Moscow after his wife’s confinement, with nothing to do, the question that clamored for solution had more and more often, more and more insistently, haunted Levin’s mind
24. Even the Thespians who gave amateur plays once a month clamored for her
25. Now they clamored nervously, making obvious jokes, darting glances at Aunt Rose as if she concealed a bomb in that ample bosom that was ticking steadily on toward their doom
26. "Now!" they clamored, the men and women and children balanced, in turmoil on the ledges
27. The scythe dropped from his hands, clamored on the floor
28. So many things clamored for his attention, his energy, his time
29. And indeed, now a vast crowd clamored, drawn by the others, aching to advise their favorite swig, recommend some country site where it rained less and shone more sun than in all England or your South of France
30. ‘Now!’ they clamored, the men and women and children balanced, in turmoil on the ledges
31. Thus, we figured the situation could only improve! Put option values reached their peak the first two days after the move as traders clamored to either cover short put positions or tried to hedge long futures positions by buying puts
32. Most of these men who clamored for membership threatened to “squeeze” the managers of the Assemblies unless they could “pull the ropes” for these admission cards
1. All his instincts were clamoring for action; but he held back, unsure if she were feeling the same
2. A real honor because he has millions of visitors from all over the world clamoring for his attention
3. The clamoring hens gave warning, stirring up a fury of ruckus
4. I should be clamoring to go home
5. There was no shelling, no gunfire, no sound of engines revving up and armor clamoring by
6. In the clamoring world of PC enforcers “sensitivity” to “minority rights” is required in a manner that journalist William McGowan in his book Coloring the News shows to be selective at best
7. Jesse couldn’t help but notice how happy Olivia looked as she played with children clamoring for her attention
8. Lilliputians; and very soon they were to clamoring to
9. And it was not until long after nightfall that the clamoring multitude could be dispersed
10. 1 At Endor Jesus escaped for a few days from the clamoring multitudes in quest of physical healing
11. Very soon the people from Capernaum and near-by villages began to arrive, and by ten o'clock that morning almost one thousand were assembled on shore near Jesus' boat and were clamoring for attention
12. 6 Pilate was angered at the sight of the chief priests clamoring for the pardon of a notorious murderer while they shouted for the blood of Jesus
13. � While the reporters shouted questions at her, protesters, some with placards clamoring against the entry of the United States in the war in Europe, were aggressively taking her to task
14. He could not leave the helicopter parked in the road, so they surged forward shouting and clamoring
15. She had been afraid of being treated like a simple ornament meant to satisfy those who were clamoring for more equality in the agency, an ornament that could then be ignored at will and could be left in some dusty corner while the boys did their things
16. The media was still clamoring to get in and interview him
17. The rally that was planned at Memorial Park and had been approved a few weeks ago, had now grown into something of a national event with every news media person in the world clamoring for space at the Liberty Memorial near Union Station
18. Suddenly, a clamoring crowd rushed past their window, followed by a mob of Surtorians
19. Clamoring voices abound—cries of war, of mourning mothers and fathers, brothers and friends
20. The clamoring of the armor of the knights he moved forward and wrapped his hand around the hilt and pulled…
21. "Yes, well, she questioned a few of the men and found they weren't clamoring to break down the doors to leave, that they were well-fed and housed decently
22. “I suppose now would be a good time to introduce you to the rest of my family, who as you can plainly see, are all clamoring to meet you
23. She could feel the collective with her now, in wild, unrestrained exultation, clamoring for more
24. Clamoring voices march up the street as Cass ventures to see what all the commotion is coming in this direction
25. He was now stunned and confused that the defense was clamoring loudly with demands to have him do so
26. When I walked to my locker, I noticed that people weren't clamoring for my attention
27. On top of that, the man who took it and was willing to tangle with the open jaws, sharp teeth and huge appetite of the government bureaucracy, paid me in installments which went straight to the Abu Amira sons who were clamoring for their money
28. journalists out front are clamoring to see you, but I told them
29. Where once had been a few towns, huge cities sprang up crammed with millions of excess humanity clamoring for their individual rights, as a rising class struggle from the bottom began threatening to overturn the topmost structures of wealth and power
30. The ringing in her ears and the clamoring in her head wouldn’t stop
31. Their chatter roared to life, clamoring in my mind, and I stumbled over a rock hidden in the grass
32. Here are the kinds of shows that networks seem to be clamoring for lately
33. Early the next morning, they returned to Grünau, where Leni Riefenstahl’s crew and international newsreel photographers were clamoring to film them
34. As Louie and Phil lay in their cells one day, they heard a commotion outside, the clamoring sounds of a mob
35. But when Louie spoke of the war, Jordan sensed something rustling just behind his eyes, a clamoring emotion pent up in a small space
36. Teenagers in groups, dressed and accessorized in rebellion and yet dressed alike, some intent on texting or playing games on their phones even with the riotous carnival clamoring for their attention and their dollars all around them
37. The of her dullness was passing now and her stomach was clamoring for food
38. He’d been too busy clamoring for space … and even after she left couldn’t get it
39. Thus, when a company experiences distress, there are many forced sellers clamoring for the narrow exit doors, and there are not enough buyers to widen the door and hold up the “correct” price
40. In 1938 the business was really being given away, with no takers; in 1961 the public was clamoring for the shares at a ridiculously high price
41. It was Paul Richardson saying that the media were gathering outside their hotel, clamoring for a statement
42. Most of the damage ended up confined to shattered storefronts and traffic accidents north of the city, but as we pushed our way through the clamoring throng of press in the Hall’s lobby, the quake’s biggest news crackled with the fierceness of a live wire:
43. The blue gold, as it is often referred to, will be the next commodity that both developed and emerging countries will be clamoring over
44. ” It is not only the foreign automakers that are clamoring to get their hands on the lithium needed for the next generation of batteries
45. Mona had sense enough to pull up the shivering feathers of the wrapper over her face so that nothing could be seen of her but heaps of red hair and dangling bejeweled feet, and we made our exit with polished polite assurances to the clamoring herd, directing the profoundly indifferent Clem to head for New Orleans "immediately
46. She had been awakened from her siesta by the thundering artillery that made the earth tremble, by the dissonances of the marching bands, the confusion of funeral hymns over the clamoring bells in all the churches, which had been ringing without pause since the previous day
47. The best time to buy growth stocks is when they are cheap, not when the investment herd is clamoring to buy
48. These options have a very high premium because—you guessed it—retail traders are clamoring to buy these “cheap” options
49. It is the duty of each part equally to respect and obey the laws; and if apprehension of the consequence of a faction, clamoring against the acts of the Government, should deter it from pursuing its course, such would be an alarming manifestation of its weakness
50. So it was that, in spite of this clamoring chorus of expediencies, the small voice which claims in every man the justice of joy made itself heeded, and Miss Merlin received an offer of marriage; which, stung by South’s indifference, she allowed herself to accept
1. In the multitude which now clamors for the Master's death are to be found only his sworn enemies and the easily led and unthinking populace
2. But no sooner does he turn his eyes toward the great tribunal of God than he clamors it is out of all proportion and an audacious rebellion against the sense of love, when viewed as a matter justice
3. These clamors wild to a race of pride I give
4. They resembled shots and the clamors of a multitude
5. From the Boulevard Bourdon to the bridge of Austerlitz one of those clamors which resemble billows stirred the multitude
6. First come clamors, the shops are closed, the displays of the merchants disappear; then come isolated shots; people flee; blows from gun-stocks beat against portes cocheres, servants can be heard laughing in the courtyards of houses and saying: "There's going to be a row!"
7. That question you have not answered, and it is your great grief, for it clamors for an answer
8. They then all embraced him in turns, and Imre left them, amidst clamors of the little ones, and proceeded to his grandmother's apartments
9. Has the embargo answered? Is there any probability, the slightest indication, that it will answer? Has it operated, to any perceptible extent, except upon ourselves, during the twelvemonth it has been in existence? If, then, neither the remembrance of the past, nor the prospect of the future, gives the least encouragement to hope, why will gentlemen persist in the system? And that too, sir, at an expense to their own country so enormous in amount? Will they go on obstinately amid all the discontents, or clamors (as gentlemen in very anti-republican language call the voice of the people) in the Eastern and Northern States? And that from mere obstinacy—an obstinacy not encouraged by the least glimmering of hope? If I could be pointed to a single fact, produced by the operation of the embargo, which would prove that it had any other effect on the disposition of Great Britain than to irritate—or any other on France than to please, than to encourage her to a perseverance in that system of injustice which we pretend to oppose, but to the policy of which we give all our support with an infatuated wilfulness, and which, therefore, increases the hostility Great Britain has felt from the measure—if they could show me, sir, that the embargo will bring either to terms, I would abandon the opposition at once, and come heart and hand into the support of your measures
10. It was not the opinions of editors of newspapers, or the clamors of individuals, that influenced my vote, and I hope they never will
11. She clamors for her daughter’s love, and believes that the best way to secure it will be to feign guilt, so that the girl can “rescue” her
12. The American Government, anxious to preserve the remnant of the property of the American merchants, that had escaped the rapacity of the tyrant of the ocean, on the twenty-second of December, eighteen hundred and seven, passes the embargo law, which the seditious clamors of certain arch traitors in the Eastern States, the violation of the law by treason and cupidity, induced Congress on the first of March, eighteen hundred and nine, to repeal, and to pass the present non-intercourse law, continued, under which France has revoked her decrees of Berlin and Milan, and now expects us to fulfil the conditions which we voluntarily imposed on ourselves, in the event of either revoking their decrees
13. Thus in 1806, when, from the plunder of commerce, by British cruisers, a negotiation, notwithstanding the obvious reluctance of the Cabinet, was forced upon them, by the clamors of the merchants, the non-importation law of April, in that year, was obtruded between the two countries
14. Although the groans of these victims of barbarity for the loss of (what would be dearer to Americans than life) their liberty; although the cries of their wives and children in the privation of protectors and parents have of late been drowned in the louder clamors at the loss of property; yet is the practice of forcing our mariners into the British navy, in violation of the rights of our flag, carried on with unabated rigor and severity
