Sentence examples for To proclamation from inspiring English sources

Although the northern entrance was considered in the 1830s, it was only with the increased shipping activity due to proclamation of Moreton Bay as a free settlement in 1842 that vessels began to use the northern entrance.

Kai is a singular and peculiar child, watchful and troubled, much given to proclamations about dead birds and imminent extinction.

The troupe's musicians had percussive conversations with theatergoers by asking them to give clapping responses to proclamations made on the drums.

He also continued his position of refusing to hold the company to be accountable for fact-checking, a policy that runs counter to proclamations of other social media like Facebook.

Philadelphia's city bell had been used to alert the public to proclamations or civic danger since the city's 1682 founding.

In fact, his critics say he has spent too little time on big issues and too much on the small stuff — from potholes to proclamations.

And both conservative and liberal religious leaders with a sense of grandiosity are prone to proclamations that divide Christians along political and cultural lines.

They walked to the town hall to deliver a proclamation to the mayor.

Lincoln determined that if Frémont were to be removed, it would have to be for matters unrelated to the proclamation.

According to this proclamation, cooperatives are independent entities organized to promote common socioeconomic interests of their members (FDRE 1994).

It orders the secretary of state to affix the seal of the United States to his "proclamation of this date".