Sentence examples for I proclaimed to from inspiring English sources

"In the new house, we'll have a sewing room!" I proclaimed to nine-year-old Emily, though neither of us sewed.

The trajectory I've had in chemistry has been taken me further than I could have imagined as an 8th grader in 1968 when I proclaimed to my mother that I wanted to get a doctorate in chemistry and become a researcher.

I proclaim to you with a brick in your hand and a mind to throw it that you are seen and loved.

"My church is the beach," I once proclaimed to my concerned mom, who, truly faithful, nicely refrained from slapping me for being such a pompous brat.

You can picture the words "I, Daniel Blake" being proclaimed to a swelling throng or inscribed in a last will and testament, and, indeed, we see them being scrawled on a wall with a can of spray paint.

"I love New York," he proclaimed, to the evident relief of his hosts.

The assassin, Charles J. Guiteau, was a deranged office-seeker who believed that Garfield's successor would appoint him to a patronage job; indeed, he proclaimed to onlookers: "I am a Stalwart, and Arthur will be President!" Despite claims to the contrary, Guiteau was proven mentally unstable and unconnected with the Vice President.

"Our bodies are made for this!" I would proclaim to anyone who would listen.

Elizabeth I proclaimed herself to be "greatly grieved and annoyed with the taste and smoke of sea-coales".

I confess that a few years ago I proclaimed cycling to be passé because too many stars had been busted or had retired one step ahead of the upgraded tests.

"Doesn't make sense to me, and I don't proclaim to understand it".