0 present participle of clamour
Throughout the post-war years such moderate wage hikes as the workers obtained set the patrons clamouring for higher prices; grudging price rises encouraged the workers to press for higher wages.
May he not see his offspring in rags and misery, and clamouring for bread that he cannot give them?
This happens to be their day for clamouring for it: tomorrow may be their day for lamenting it.
If we had not been so mesmerised in recent years, they would be clamouring for reductions in taxation, not cheering increases.
We should end up with 10 stalls all clamouring for attention.
The people are clamouring for better houses; they are demanding that they shall be able to live in decent hygienic conditions.
I cannot readily recollect any provision so indefinite and so clearly clamouring for more precise expression than that in this subsection.
Is it not the case that the majority of the internees are clamouring for the opportunity of working and that such opportunities are still denied?
