Clamored in a sentence

Perhaps in a move to shake off some of that bad will, or maybe just to finally give the fans what they’ve clamored for, Madonna announced her first-ever greatest hits tour last month.

St. Johnians have long clamored for a public high school on St. John.

Part of the reason countries clamored to get the chips, even as a supply shortage made purchases difficult: ChatGPT was unavailable in more than two dozen of them, including Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.

Thanks to the influence of the popular queen, the tradition ignited like wildfire and became ultra fashionable as England and East Coast American Society clamored to follow her example.

Cheerful smiles and loud applause won the day on Friday as residents and staff at a care home in Amsterdam Oost clamored onto their balconies to watch musician Marcel Fokker perform a mini-concert ending with the Neil Diamond classic, 'Sweet Caroline'.

I found myself chuckling at the adventure of it all as my kids clamored over the front seat to exit the van.

Snakebitten from the mediocre performance of the 2018 defense, fans clamored for an upgrade.

The crowd clamored “to see if the Papist would relent,” or forsake her faith, according to one observer.

The crowd clustered and clamored to watch the big pink bus pull away.

The Hargreeves siblings have developed into their own distinct entities as the series has progressed, and fans have clamored to each of them with a particular fervor.

As foreigners clamored for whales and territory, Spitsbergen’s wildlife suffered.

Feige and his team have yet to confirm that anything concrete is planned for this clamored movie.

For years, student advocates and lawmakers have clamored for changes in how the Minnesota State system offers remedial coursework, including an appeal several years ago to eradicate it completely.

Organizations all over the country clamored for his attention and got it.

Flanked by and model-cum-singer the trio had pushed past the rush of editors, photographers, and Instagram models who all clamored to congratulate Ford, following a show rife with shoulder pads, double-breasted jackets, and leopard-print neon tights.

They and other neighbors have clamored for years for safety improvements at that intersection.

Bayard worked with Cleveland to promote American trade in the Pacific while avoiding the acquisition of colonies at a time when many Americans clamored for them.

Having clamored for a fight for two years, Hearst took credit for the conflict when it came: A week after the United States declared war on Spain, he ran "How do you like the Journal's war?" on his front page.