cry out for

One of the "Leopards", former Vogue jewellery editor Carol Woolton, said the industry is "crying out for people".

The five policemen caught up with him about a block away and began to assault him as he cried out for his mother.

"It's that now is the time to crank up the pace on giving people the country they are crying out for," he said.

"The growth has been rapid and proof that people are crying out for something social that doesn't wreck their weekend with crippling hangovers," Friday Night Lights founder Charlie A told BBC Sport.

If there's one thing every politician and strategist from every party seems to agree on, it is that people are crying out for things to be better.