clamor

The solo goes on forever, long enough to make the point that, yes, Callas had fans clamoring outside the Metropolitan Opera, but she could also be a bit of a bore.

Dean Baker, an economist at the Center for Economic Research, speculates that Trump, “or at least someone with his ear,” presumably knows that Americans are not clamoring for higher prices.

Visual effects workers, who play a pivotal role in bringing movies and TV shows to life, have also been clamoring for change.

The people are clamoring for you to put it on streaming services.

He said the current approach amounts to mismanagement and is “making the rules optional each time water contractors clamor for more water.”