Sentence examples for as many declarations from inspiring English sources
You can have as many declarations as you want in a style.
IF Volk sometimes wears her heart on her apron, as in her many declarations of sisterly love, you have to forgive her because she leavens the sentiment with unflinching detail.
By the time of the Balfour Declaration, there were as many as fifty thousand Zionist settlers, whom the Turks had tried, and failed, to suppress.
The Washington exhibition will have a permanent counterpart opening next month at Monticello itself, where Jefferson, the writer of the Declaration of Independence, kept as many as 130 slaves.
As many as 30,000 Shiites took to the streets of the southern city of Basra on Thursday to support Ayatollah Sistani's latest declaration.
We issued many declarations about democracy and human rights.
No coming out of the closet to the world as many assumed, and no official declaration of any new sexual orientation.
Last fall, more than two dozen countries and as many companies also endorsed the New York Declaration on Forests, pledging to halve deforestation by 2020 and end it by 2030.
But Trego survived the hat-trick ball and went on to hammer his 85 from only 57 balls, smashing seven sixes and as many fours to set up the declaration, which came at the tea interval.
That last one is perhaps the most worrying, as the Syrian government claimed the air strikes were a declaration of war, potentially – as many analysts have warned of – pushing the civil conflict in Syria out into neighbouring countries. .
