clarion

This is the clarion call to get out of town.

I come before you today to issue the clarion call to freedom!

The Clarion was close by when the explosion took place.

They were working late at the Clarion office one night when an explosion went off.

None wanted to miss the clarion call to action when it came.

"Many of your friends are there - from the old Clarion staff."

She added that the current efforts would not have been possible without "the clarion call of three by five."

The energy of his anger was a clarion call for her to follow.

It is a clarion call for the sickness of the society in which we all live.

He was also an associate professor of health and physical education at Clarion from 1963 to 1996.

He served as the athletic director at Clarion from 1935 to 1966.

But there is no denying that his was a clarion voice in the land.

There's no reason to think they'll do more than order us off the planet, like the Clarion crew.

He said no more, but his mood rang like a clarion.

He turned on his heel and walked back to the Clarion officer.

The people of Clarion were obviously impressed with the new structure.

Very little is known about Clarion, including whatever powers she may possess.

I expected the clarion response to come from a professor emeritus.

Miss Simmons spoke out with a clarion voice of her own.

Twenty-two years ago, the idea rang out like a clarion.

By 1959 the Clarion community center had been turned into a granary.

Clarion is a residential workshop, limited to a small group of students.

Miss Clarion appeared on stage every night before the rodeo.

At a certain point, she thought, I will announce in clarion tones that the party is over.

Increased investment and robust activity should be a clarion call for more, not less, policy research.