Sentence examples for all proclaiming from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the headlines were all proclaiming that honey is better than cough medicine.

It would consist of nothing but headlines, all set in extra-large type, all goal-posted with exclamation points and all proclaiming essentially the same thing.

It gives us a brief visit with his family and tosses in interviews with various musicians who have worked under him, all proclaiming his genius.

One of Swaziland's greatest traditions is the annual Reed Dance, when colorfully adorned, bare-breasted young women — all proclaiming purity as virgins — parade before the royal family and others.

Now, emboldened by the slaying of Saddam Hussein's two sons (see article), the administration is back on the offensive, with Mr Bush, Dick Cheney and Paul Wolfowitz all proclaiming in effect that a corner has been turned in Iraq, and that a calmer Middle East is next.

They're far too busy hammering away at the O key, preparing odes to joy, giving thanks for happiness "in times of crisis, decadence and flu", wiping away the tears from their cheeks and the debris from the Ramblas, launching into songs of praise and, most of all, proclaiming a new dawn of justice in the world.

"Unique … exciting … unforgettable … and only three-and-three-quarter hours from London … The USSR has got it all," proclaimed a holiday advertisement in the TV Times.

Mugs, fridge magnets and T-shirts all proclaim the lurve.

They shall not harm ye at all!" proclaimed The Book of the Law.

It will come as no surprise that T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon all proclaim their commitment to "sustainability".

"The universe is not a machine after all," proclaimed DH Lawrence, a man who never stopped paying attention to it; "it's alive and kicking".