What clarion call means?

1. The tornado siren was a clarion warning of approaching danger.
2. Because the captain's clarion instructions were loud and clear, you had to hear them.
3. After the rebel made a clarion call for arms, he waited to see if anyone would join his fight.

Clarion (company)

1. Because my daughter's behavior is incorrigible, she might be grounded for at least a year.
2. Even after spending a year in jail, the young man remains incorrigible and unafraid of the law.
3. Jake's teachers described him as an incorrigible young man who was always getting into trouble.

1. I want to declare a moratorium on further words.
2. The motion replaced an even tougher motion, which would have put a four-year moratorium on the general release of GM canola.
3. In 1875 the banks were granted a moratorium , to enable them to obtain coin, but without result.

1. The student grew complacent about the challenges ahead.
2. You should not have a complacent attitude toward unemployment.
3. The swimmer was complacent about any situation during a dive.
4. Never complacent , Raven sets the standard by which the industry is measured.

1. A deep furrow has formed in the rock, where water has run over it for centuries.
2. An old ox makes a straight furrow.
3. A deep furrow appeared between his brows.
4. The river cuts a long straight furrow between the hills.

1. With no other facts on hand, I can only concur with your statement.
2. The biggest problem in Adam and Jill's marriage is the fact they cannot concur on whether or not to have children.
3. In less than an hour, the judge announced the jury had been able to concur on the defendant's guilt.

1. Sliding each bead from one side to the other, the student used the abacus to count out the number of days in a week.
2. Because multiplying in your mind can be difficult, the teacher showed the kids how to use a bead-lined abacus to find the product manually.