Sentence examples for Opening declaration from inspiring English sources

"Aye, fasten your seatbelts," she says, in an opening declaration to the audience.

It has all the feelings of the opening declaration of class war.

Besides, it's hard to get over the narrator's opening declaration that property prices in the capital are shooting ever upwards.

Scotland were unsurprisingly cautious in their approach, more intent on containment than making any grand opening declaration of their own.

Even Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson's opening declaration, "The United States is at war," appeared to rankle rather than persuade the skeptical justices.

After its opening declaration about Dr. Crick's lack of modesty it adroitly portrayed the participants' feelings as the helter-skelter pursuit of DNA wound to its resolution.

He looks at results, not opening declarations of high principle.In his 2011 appearance at Carnegie, he talked about the need to promote democracy, freedom of speech and openness in the Arab world even if the results might be messy and hard to predict, in ways that many neoconservatives (and Lexington, for what it is worth) would applaud.

An article in North Korean newspaper Minju Joson declared the opening: "a heinous politically motivated provocation and an open declaration of war to block the improvement of inter-Korean relations and stifle the DPRK at any cost".

"She didn't get very far, but that was an open declaration of resistance.

But why have I kept silent till now? to accept this open declaration of the truth.

This is an open declaration of war against the life of the backyard.