Sentence examples for From declaration from inspiring English sources

Through the set, Black Thought, the lead rapper, unpredictably shifted his delivery from declaration to whisper, slowing down and speeding up, with the band following every swerve.

As we move from declaration to implementation of this historic global agreement, it's an incredibly exciting time for brands to act as catalysts for change and linchpins for engagement.

In their rebellion, the multitudes must discover the passage from declaration to constitution.

It was non-stop excitement from Declaration of War (Queen Anne Stakes) to Chiberta King (Queen Alexandra) via, of course, the Queen's Gold Cup winner Estimate.

Built in 1801, as a gift from Declaration of Independence signer Charles Carroll to his son, Charles Carroll Jr., the home is now a National Historic Landmark, boasting Federal architecture plus an array of historically accurate artifacts, a smattering of which were owned by the Carroll family.

"When you look at this proverbial choice of two futures in front of us, which we will decide in November, it's essentially kind of re-litigating the Enlightenment: natural rights, where our rights come from nature and God, to borrow phrase from Declaration of Independence... or this new idea, the progressive theory of government granted rights that the government now gives us".

"The declarations come later, and the farther we move away from declarations the better," he said.

"When you look from declarations to substance there is not much to show".

The great power of his words came from their restraint — not from threats but from declarations of carrying on: We will find you.

The object of the game is to score the most points in the baza and from declarations (see Scoring below).

The shift away from declarations of war toward authorizations of military force in the last century is more than semantic — it reflects a changing geopolitical topography.