Sentence examples for and declared in the from inspiring English sources

As Australia often won by an innings, and declared in the first innings on many occasions, Saggers only had 12 innings in his 17 first-class fixtures and was not out three times after his remaining partners had been dismissed.

As Australia often won by an innings, and declared in the first innings many times due to their batting strength, Toshack only had 12 innings in his 15 first-class fixtures, never batted in the second innings, and scored 78 runs at 8.66.

In 1915 the American novelist and poet Hervey White staged his first festival at the Maverick arts colony just outside Woodstock, New York, and declared in the flyer: "There will be a village that will stand for but a day, which mad artists have hung with glorious banners and blazoned in the entrance through the woods".

The bank says that when Mr. Ybarra told Mr. González about funds held offshore by senior executives in accounts that were kept hidden from shareholders, Mr. González insisted that the funds be reported to the Bank of Spain and declared in the financial statements.

He also developed his own take on serialism and declared in the early 1970s that "serial thinking is something that's come into our consciousness and will be there for ever; it's relativity and nothing else... it's a spiritual and democratic attitude toward the world".

As the first opinion polls thudded down in late 2015, they sifted through the numbers and declared in the dead voice of reason that we had all made a terrible mistake.

All of our interests, as ministers and MPs, are declared in the register of members' interests".

He condemned Arius and declared, in spite of the Easterners, that Jesus was "of one substance" with God the Father.

Edward Girardet, a Swiss-American journalist and producer, was driving through the streets of Kinshasa when a policeman stopped him and declared in French, "You broke the traffic rule.

This was not part of a severance deal and was declared in the Annual Report for that year".

"We're gonna build something this summer," Craig Finn, the lead singer and lyricist, declared in the show's first tune.