If tourists more drawn to the sybaritic pleasures of Rio de Janeiro or the urban clamor of So Paulo know it at all, it is because they may pass through it on their way to .
Crowds did not clamor for a glimpse of him.
Friends started to clamor for ones just like it, and so he started amassing old fabric: denim, chambray, hand-woven linen, even old canvas dropcloths.
Modi ‘balloon’ will burst soon, says Pawar MUMBAI: Amid growing clamor in the BJP for Narendra Modi to spearhead the party’s challenge in the next Lok Sabha elections, NCP chief Sharad Pawar today likened the Gujarat strongman to an “inflated balloon” that would “burst” soon.
June 8, 2013 - INDOlink
Rene Preval in Washington Post There is also the clamor of the people ...... I think justice has to have its say,Preval told a news conference in New York, where he was attending the UN General Assembly.
Luis Carlos Restrepo in International Herald Tribune We hope from this moment on that the loud national and international clamor for Ingrid Betancourt's liberation can lead us in the fastest way possible to her freedom,Restrepo said following a meeting with President Alvaro Uribe.
Todd Blackledge in Macon Telegraph Why clamor for something that may not be real realistic right now?'Blackledge said. "The thing I like about the BCS, and I don't think it's a great system, but they have tried to tweak it, they have tried to adjust it when it feels like it...