Sentences with phrase «just clamoring»

Maybe the successes are just clamoring louder to be written.

Taking this consultative approach to being a true adviser who cares about the challenges her prospects are facing during the inside sales process is what helps Dunn stand out from the pack of other salespeople who are just clamoring to close a deal.

We want to find tomorrow's leaders to participate in this program because we have these opportunities right now and, God willing, five years from now, ten years from now, Detroit is going to be a place that people are just clamoring to be a part of.

Rabbit Play Outside The Cage Give your rabbit the upper hand in interaction and it might just clamor for your attention.

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When he landed in Vancouver, Canada last month he was treated like a rock star by thousands of South Asians clamoring for just a peek at the man leading India's first majority government in 30 years.

Just consider the ways in which patients are clamoring for more telemedicine and virtual doctor visit options while medical schools are harnessing virtual reality systems like Microsoft's Hololens to teach anatomy to young surgeons.

While some are clamoring for an Intern Bill of Rights, and other interns are filing lawsuits, which prompted Reuters to declare that a wave of intern lawsuits was just beginning, I'm saying, why should we prevent students from exchanging 20 hours a week of their time for some experience and a reference?

Recently appointed as the nation's first special representative for the Arctic, Admiral Robert Papp arrives in the region just as Russia and Canada are clamoring for a piece of its vast oil and gas reserves, and as Shell is exploring for oil in American waters.

Cities are no doubt clamoring right this very month, making phone calls, asking various executives for meetings, pulling strings they can muster — just to get in Amazon's good graces.

Critics of Catholicism's clamoring recreants say that they just like to have their names in print and their faces on the talk shows, but that strikes us as both wrong and uncharitable.

A bunch of folks — at least 5,000, but probably more like 15,000, because the original count didn't include women and children (sorry about that, Amy)-- were clamoring to hear Jesus speak, heal and generally just be Jesus - y.

I also wonder why gays are clamoring to get married, while young straight people are avoiding it, and just living together... seems ironic...

I just had a crew of 13 - year - old omnivores screaming and clamoring for these.

After all, carnitas are made to serve a crowd — whether that's a line stretching down the block or a group of hungry friends gathering around a big ol' pot of just - fried pork, clamoring for more tortillas.

Up front we have a few world - class players surrounded by some serious pretenders... Sanchez is by far the most accomplished player in our attack but the controversy surrounding his contractual mishandling could see him go before the window closes or most definitely by season's end... obviously a mistake by both parties involved, as Sanchez's exploits have never been more on display than in North London, but the club's irresponsible wage structure and lack of real intent have been the real undoing in this mess... Lacazette, who I think has some world - class skills as a front man, will only be as good as the players and system around him, which is troubling due to our current roster and Wenger's love of sideways passing... Walcott should have been sold years ago, enough said, and Welbeck should never have been brought in from the get - go... both of these players have suffered numerous injuries over their respective careers and neither are good enough to overcome such difficulties: not to mention, they both are below average first - touch players, which should be the baseline test for any player coming to a Wenger - led Arsenal team... Perez should have been played wide left or never purchased at all; what a huge waste of time and money, which is ridiculous considering our penny pinching ways and the fact that fans had been clamoring for a real striker for years... finally Giroud, the fact that he stills wears the jersey is a direct indictment of this club's failure to get things right... this isn't necessarily an attack on Giroud because I think he has some highly valued skills, but not for a team that has struggled to take their sideways soccer to the next level, as his presence slows their game even more, combined with our average, at best, finishing skills... far too often those in charge have either settled or chosen half - measures and ultimately it is us that suffer because no matter what happens Wenger, Gazidis and Kroenke will always make more money whereas we will always be the ones paying for their mistakes... so every time someone suggests we should just shut - up and support the team just think of all the sacrifices you've made along the way and simply reply... f *** off

The players that everyone is «clamoring» over is just not that special to me.

Removing Arsene now as some people are clamoring for would just send us backward in my opinion.

Jumping on Wenger's case for playing El - neny at CB whereas, he was being given a crash course in positional awareness and not just run around the pitch like a headless chicken, clamoring for a like for like replacement for Cazorla, a master midfield orchestrator, when we clearly are moving on towards a Xhaka / Alonso like midfield orchestrator, some even were clamoring for Xhaka to be sold or benched.

It's easy to see why so many sides have been clamoring for this Bayern Munich star's signature, as Kroos shows just what all the fuss has been about.

Just some weeks back fans clamor for world class player and now someone is rating Benteke ahead of Martinez.

Even if your baby has just finished feeding, you might find her clamoring for more sucking.

Democrats also benefit from the growth of progressive nonprofit advocacy campaigns over the past decade: not only have advocacy groups experimented with just about every tool or tactic in the book, but the existence of so many independent groups clamoring for effective technology has created a vibrant market.

Broad reforms have long been necessary to restore the public trust, but tone - deaf politicians in Albany were able to shrug off the clamor for reform as just so much background noise.

Stories abound about tents being in vacant lots around the county just before the holiday to sell «tens of thousands of dollars» of product over a few days to a clamoring populace.

«The people are very expectant; the expectations were that the President would arrive today so all the constituencies are clamoring for the presence of the president in their constituency but because of the time and strategy he would be able to visit just about 25 constituencies out of 33 for the first phase of his visit.»

Pridgen says over Brown's tenure, no one was clamoring for higher taxes, but with a Democrat in the mayor's office, a Common Council made up of Democrats and no at large - bids on the council, maybe those voices just weren't invited to the table.

I am just trying to preserve issues that get drowned out in the clamor over the latest Bush atrocity.

As some clamored for an assault weapons ban and background checks, Florida's Constitution Revision Commission refused to take up any measures that would do just that.

These advances, ranging from edible sensors to cordless heart monitors to robotic arms that mirror a doctor's movements, presage sharp falls in cost just as consumers clamor for more affordable health care.

«Bean counters said, «Well that one job, that's a lot of money we could save in our budget, nobody's clamoring for it, so let's just jettison it,»» Cane says.

Politics will further increase the clamor: Just 2 days ago, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest at his daily briefing pointed to a map that appears to show the virus blanketing half the continental United States by mid-summer.

Remembered as a true classic, RDR had fans clamoring for a sequel — or even just a PC port — ever since it launched.

Clamoring, crying, just hungry for it for so long, even if we weren't big comic book aficionados.

The museum itself is an absurdist goldmine, facilitating jokes worthy of Jacques Tati; there's a great punchline here involving an installation that's just evenly constructed piles of stones, and another inspired bit involving an indignant dressing - down that's interrupted (and undermined) by the offscreen clamor of some noisy art exhibit.

Still, just as Ron Burgundy is the newsman we deserve, Anchorman 2 is the sequel fans have been clamoring for, and there's definitely fun to be had as Burgundy adjusts to having a black woman (Meagan Good's GNN exec Linda Jackson) for a boss even as he navigates rocky times with wife Veronica Corningstone - Burgundy (Christina Applegate) and seven - year - old son Walter (Judah Nelson), a surprisingly strong comic foil for Ron.

The fiftysomething exec can feel the heat: his head's on the chopping block of team owner Anthony Molina (Frank Langella); the die - hard, hopeful fans are clamoring for change; Sonny's father, a legendary Browns coach, has just passed away, leaving Sonny's mother (Ellen Burstyn) on edge; and Sonny's downlow office girlfriend, in - house lawyer Ali (Jennifer Garner), has just announced her pregnancy, pushing the point of their relationship status.

Just because no one was clamoring for a revival of the Paul Reiser - Helen Hunt series doesn't mean it won't work in 2018.

There is just something about the world that keeps you busy and clamoring for more of the story, even if you can figure out the twist coming from a mile away.

For those who have been paying close attention, the brawl that broke out last spring was just the latest in a rolling clamor to control one of education's linchpin topics.

They're clamoring for creative, productive, affable employees — not just dutiful test takers — and they point to assessment as a crucial tool for turning the tide.

In stark contrast, Finland has more people clamoring to become teachers than slots available in its schools or preparation programs, where just one in 10 applicants are accepted (Sahlberg, 2015).

Ultimately he was just one of many people clamoring to define what direction school reform should take.

As some clamored for an assault weapons ban and background checks, Florida's Constitution Revision Commission refused to take up any measures that would do just that.

Given the availability of the Amarok pickup in just about every market but North America, a business case for the Tristar might be difficult to create no matter how much Volkswagen fans clamor for it.

SO, just between us, Gary, I suspect that Goodreads doesn't expect to be overwhelmed with self - published authors clamoring to pay them for this service.

Perhaps you have a series where each book leaves the reader clamoring for more and you want to give it to them ASAP, or perhaps you're looking to sell the books yourself so your author / professional brand carries farther than just a presentation or conversation.

Adobe just joined the Readium Foundation this week to assist in the Open Source EPUB3 app SDK project, the big publishers are clamoring for it and there is a big AAP working group meeting on EPUB3 in NY this very week as well with reps from almost every major publishing company.

McGarry's Pushing The Limits (Harlequin Teen) is just one example of the kind of edgy YA content that digital fans are clamoring for.

Kindle Fire Newsstand is just one of the many new features that consumers are clamoring for in their tablet use, as both iPad and Nook COLOR tablets have similar features.

Around me, braying goats and sheep soil bundles we packed just last night or many weeks before, while the sea laps still and hungrily upon our clamor.