The audience clamored, and he felt offended and embarrassed.

These are shows that audiences are clamoring to see but not in big enough numbers to sustain Broadway economics.

The audience clamored for more.

THE best time to leave the stage, the theory holds, is when the audience is clamoring for more.

After almost 100 years of rational thought, audiences were clamoring for the mysterious, the supernatural, the vague, the doomed.

"Despite all protest to the opposite, that audiences are clamoring for an alternative, I guess what they're really looking for is what their behavior shows," he said.

To this day, breathless audiences clamor for his autograph.

Now audiences clamor for relevance - relevance right on the surface, with no artful dodging.

Fluff and frou-frou were not what the audience clamored for, except in the bedroom.

Then, as the audience clamored for the star of the show, he heard the sound of cables snapping.