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The clamour began again and he held up a hand.

For half an hour there had been a growing clamour from the town.

Her voice was raised just enough to be heard over the clamour.

But had she seen the clamour in them and understood?

The band set up a clamour about what they should do.

Nothing new to add to what's above except my own voice to the clamour.

Where exactly is this "clamour for war", other than in your head?

Pressing forward in the clamour, I saw what had happened.

The clamour for this kind of reform is growing across Europe.

But none of my guards heard the call above the clamour.

The next morning the clamour in the hall woke me.

And all the while the clamour at the outer door increased.

The clamour hushed, and all eyes turned to the high table.

He paid the bill, and they went out into the clamour of the Strand.

He came back to our room and we all went to gather in the hall, away from the clamour of the press.

It took a few moments for the clamour to die down.

And then he makes such a clamour for the things he's ringed.

When she came back there was a clamour of comments: "I thought so!"

As he did so the rest heard the clamour which had jolted him.

Wolf could hear their familiar clamour even this far off.

But the clamour for him to step down is deafening.

But the sound was lost at once in the booming music and the clamour of the crowd.

Its very hard to see how there can be such clamour to give the debate to Cameron.

Last week on the streets of Palestine we heard the clamour for choice and change.

Sean ran to him and lifted his voice above the clamour.

Men came out to see the cause of their clamor.

Her questions were immediately lost in the clamor of community.

After all the clamor, 2000 was a record year for sales.

Whether the clamor for change will have any real effect remains to be seen.

Then began such a clamor as was never before heard upon this earth.

If the true Art were found, it would be like the change and clamor of spring!

And not listening to the public clamor to just get the show off the air already.

At first, the incident came and went without much clamor.

Above the clamor of voices, he heard someone call his name.

But in recent weeks there has been a growing clamor of concern.

Students from around the world clamor to be educated in America.

But most senators find no public clamor for, or against, the bill.

The clamor could be heard in most neighborhoods of the city.

Now she needs to address the clamor for change that gave her power yet could quickly take it away.

The clamor in here is bad enough, but the stones!

Eventually, the clamor died down, and the Council took no action against him.

She could hear the clamor of the fish market even at this distance.

But there is little public clamor to build such housing.

The underlying question, lost in all the clamor, is not whether to test but when, and why.

Almost as he said it, the bell stopped its clamor.

He raised his voice even higher, over the sudden clamor.

The part of it that he'd set to worry about money made a clamor against the rest.

"There is no clamor for change that I am aware of."

At the moment, there is no widespread clamor for the practice.

It is a whisper in the world and a clamor within.

Too many questions were clamouring for attention in her mind.

But what if you're still clamouring for home after the first three weeks?

He was always clamouring for a return to the stage.

The children started to clamour for different kinds of food.

Annie started to clamour for the story to go on.

The first being that they are not clamouring for cash.

Then of a sudden, as though with one voice, they began to clamour for food.

Others, in the water, were clamouring to be taken aboard again.

With each day passing, thousands more were clamouring to be taken.

When he was an old man the younger generation might clamour for it.

The patients were clamouring around the closed door, pushing against each other to be first out.

The resignation had been accepted, but still the left was clamouring for more.

The media, in the meantime, were clamouring for him to marry.

He does not clamour for the attention of children.

Roger had heard Barney's voice and was clamouring to be let out!

If we can get enough people clamouring to come here, then Earth will be forced to provide the shipping space.

There were twenty churches close together, clamouring for people to come in.

These actions lost him the support of the people, though they did not yet clamour for his removal from office.

Who, lets face it, are not exactly clamouring to take their share of the responsibility.

Parents will naturally clamour to get their kids into schools at the top of the performance tables.

John Redwood clamouring for less regulation of the financial market 4.

I blinked and my own hurts began clamouring to make themselves known.

Women in business, women at work - that is what we clamour for.

Her own body was clamouring for oxygen now, but she subdued it.

At home, her publisher and fans were clamouring for a sequel.

No one is clamoring to name a street after him.

When I get home, people are clamoring for the story.

The questions clamoring for an answer could be put off no longer.

Before he could start, they were clamoring for the news.

The news media have been clamoring for information from the first.

As a result, health care groups clamored for his attention.

I got out of her car and she clamored after me.

The others clamored to go along, but I made them stay put.

No one was exactly clamoring to make him a chief.

Otherwise, every area of the world will come clamoring for help.

And both sides now are clamoring for someone to do something.

Many other countries soon clamored for a place on the production line.

But he is not the star people are clamoring to see.

Of course she must be clamoring to have another visit with her daughter.

They handed those out and still people were clamoring for more.

How do you stand out from the other thousand companies clamoring for their attention?

But that means little to residents who are clamoring for public officials to do something.

The people who run those buildings are clamoring for events.

Before long, a neighboring town was clamoring for a park, too.

The questions were lining up in my mind, clamoring to get out.

Ever since, students have been clamoring to use the counseling center.

The Giants were clamoring to know what had happened to him.

But people from the Shadows are clamoring to talk to him.

New lives began to clamor for their moment of consciousness.

The voting is over, and the country has many other issues that clamor for attention.