| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "There's clamour all around." | |
| - (clamour) - Hang on a minute. | |
| - Angry clamour! | |
| - Boys, a clamour for my beloved friend Lucius. | |
| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "There's clamour all around." | |
| - (clamour) - Hang on a minute. | |
| - Angry clamour! | |
| - Boys, a clamour for my beloved friend Lucius. | |
| 'Everytime he appeared in public 'the crowds clamoured for his autograph and souvenirs.' | |
| Hollywood clamoured with the news that the acclaimed director had signed on to helm the film. | |
| That's more important than the life he clamoured after. | |
| The hoorays of 20.000 citizens out clamoured the salvos of 600 cannons. | |
| We clamoured a lot as children. | |
| 'B' talked about how Manami came by the pool to feed the dog and how he saw her clamouring for the pouch and it not being bought for her. | |
| 'It came down from the High Peak hollering and clamouring 'and we lost our heads and our hearts 'to the most exciting idea humankind has ever had - 'better than God or farming or electricity...' | |
| 'Weary but resplendent, 'one evening, I emerged from my dressing room 'to find a rowdy group of German fans clamouring for my autograph. | |
| (Voices clamouring) MAN: | |
| A thousand starving kids clamouring for a bellyful of Thorn soya. | |
| 'Everytime he appeared in public 'the crowds clamoured for his autograph and souvenirs.' | |
| Hollywood clamoured with the news that the acclaimed director had signed on to helm the film. | |
| That's more important than the life he clamoured after. | |
| The hoorays of 20.000 citizens out clamoured the salvos of 600 cannons. | |
| We clamoured a lot as children. | |
| 'B' talked about how Manami came by the pool to feed the dog and how he saw her clamouring for the pouch and it not being bought for her. | |
| 'It came down from the High Peak hollering and clamouring 'and we lost our heads and our hearts 'to the most exciting idea humankind has ever had - 'better than God or farming or electricity...' | |
| 'Weary but resplendent, 'one evening, I emerged from my dressing room 'to find a rowdy group of German fans clamouring for my autograph. | |
| (Voices clamouring) MAN: | |
| A thousand starving kids clamouring for a bellyful of Thorn soya. | |
