Significados de clamour loudly en inglés

The men who had hoped for confiscations that they might share the plunder, now began to clamour loudly.

Perhaps the people, slaves as they were, might surround the Presidio, and clamour loudly;-insome way the captive might be rescued.

The little question, almost voiceless in its intensity, clamoured loudly at his heart.

According to the papers, England was clamouring loudly for her sons.

She knew she had taken an irrevocable step, and her free instinct clamoured loudly against it.

The duke of Hamilton was at the head of this party which clamoured loudly for a new parliament.

On reaching the door of the goat-penn, they refused to go in, all clamouring loudly for food and water.

About half-past six, when the daylight is fully come, the pigs expectant of their meal are clamouring loudly for it.

"Why... what has happened?" she cried, her intuitions clamouring loudly of some mischance.

Meantime the Contra-Remonstrants of the Hague, not finding sufficient accommodation in Enoch Much's house, clamoured loudly for the use of a church.

Some clamoured loudly for food, but Devereux mildly but firmly refused to allow any one to have more than his allotted share.

She had no doubt as to the hand by which her husband had fallen, and clamoured loudly for the vengeance of the law.

It was the only "refreshment room" upon the line, and people used to crowd his little shanty, clamouring loudly for supplies.

Once more they rose upon the wing, clamouring loudly, but when the harmless bough had drifted by, settled themselves down upon the water as before.