"Clamoured" example sentences

clam·or

verb

clamoured (past tense) · clamoured (past participle)

- (of a group of people) shout loudly and insistently:

- make a vehement protest or demand:

Synonyms

yell, bay, scream, shriek, roar, demand, call, bay, press, push, lobby

"Clamoured" Example Sentences

1. The crowd clamoured for the Prime Minister to speak.
2. The student clamoured for an explanation.
3. The protesters clamoured for change.
4. The audience clamoured for the singer to take an encore.
5. The fans clamoured for a photo with their idol.
6. The people clamoured for the government to take action.
7. The children clamoured for a story.
8. The villagers clamoured for justice.
9. The mob clamoured for revenge.
10. The demonstrators clamoured for the President to resign.
11. The customers clamoured for the new product.
12. The citizens clamoured for the truth.
13. The strikers clamoured for better pay and conditions.
14. The shareholders clamoured for an explanation.
15. The activists clamoured for an end to the war.
16. The congregation clamoured for the preacher to continue.
17. The team clamoured for their coach's attention.
18. The families clamoured for answers.
19. The troops clamoured for a battle.
20. The supporters clamoured for a victory.