clarion call

This is the clarion call to get out of town.

I come before you today to issue the clarion call to freedom!

None wanted to miss the clarion call to action when it came.

She added that the current efforts would not have been possible without "the clarion call of three by five."

The energy of his anger was a clarion call for her to follow.

It is a clarion call for the sickness of the society in which we all live.

Increased investment and robust activity should be a clarion call for more, not less, policy research.

His was the clarion call for others to follow.

He eyed it for a moment as the bell sent out its clarion call.

For them, any threats to that protection, even at a time of national crisis, is a clarion call to action.

It was a clarion call - heeded only by me - to face up to old age.

It seems that the fears, rather than being pathological, may be a clarion call.

The clarion call of this year's campaign is change, short of revolution.

This is not the kind of clarion call to which academics are prone to respond.

It was a clarion call from a new fashion.

The clarion call to duty strikes a pretty cracked note at times.

Gas up the car and go east is the clarion call for nightlife pioneers.

But if you make the clarion call, some churches will respond because this is an important issue to us."

The movie is based on a book that was a clarion call for Scandinavian socialism.

But then the clarion call of the plumbing let us know that he had started using the downstairs shower.

But I don't feel that a clarion call to service is the way to get her, either."

"When you see a breaking wave four or five feet high," he said, "that's a clarion call not to go into the water."

What began as judicial overreaching may be a clarion call for major democratic reform.

It was a warning bell, not a clarion call.

It is the latest clarion call to expand the purview of art history.