Don't you hear the clamor in the street, right under our window?

She could hear the clamor of the fish market even at this distance.

For a moment, she can hear the clamor of shrapnel ringing through the ironwork of the water tower.

And, as he sits there, smiling to hear the clamor without-forhe is human, this young Chicago M.D.-someone touches his arm.

We hear the clamor of the host on every wind that blows, when people take the time to boast of how their city grows!

At Hammershus the Swedish garrison heard the clamor, and wondered what it meant.

He hears the clamor of feet and voices as the others are nearing.

By my faith, Captain, you should have heard the clamor over your departure.

He burst into the first cellar and heard the clamor of many men above.

He approached the entrance to the room and heard the clamor of metallic objects clattering together.

Miles across the valley one hears the clamor of their high, keen flutings in the mating weather.

In the fifth act we hear the clamors of the people who furiously demand the Jew's death.

Snarls and yelps followed, until Polly heard the clamor grow fainter until all was quiet once more.

She heard the clamor of her friends' voices as they saw the arrow shoot over their heads.

Raquella heard the clamor of her other memories calling to her, shouting in alarm and offering contradictory advice.

She had doubtless heard the clamor, and was aware that the savages were out looking for their party.