Sentence examples for at a declaration from inspiring English sources

"We have decided to grant humanitarian asylum to Edward Snowden to protect this young imperialist persecution, that what he has done is tell the truth," said Maduro at a Declaration of Independence Day celebration in Caracas.

If, instead of going outside and enjoying the May sunshine, you were indoors hugging a cushion involuntarily crying at a declaration of love between two strangers whose wedding you'd helped to crowdfund but weren't actually invited to, you'll remember that there was, at least, one person who made the gross, sycophantic BBC broadcast worthwhile.

The North has warned, in characteristically bellicose terms, that it would regard any discussion of its nuclear program at the meeting as a "declaration of war".

I'm someone who's always looked at the anthem as a declaration of ideals, including the right to peaceful protest.

Jean-Pierre Mercier, representative of the CGT union at PSA, described it as a "declaration of war against the workers".

To watch her deliver a speech that is at once a declaration of burgeoning confidence, a jab at her glamorous sister, and a perfect caricature of Ms. Smith's performance in the 1978 film "California Suite," is to know that here is a comic actress who can do anything.

Anyway, the nice thing about "Running With Scissors" is that the reader need not wince at such a declaration.

With India's lead of 367 at lunch a declaration seemed imminent but Mahendra Singh Dhoni opted to continue batting after the interval.

At a time when China was building coal-fired power plants across the country to meet the soaring demand for electricity from a rapidly growing economy, it was easy to scoff at such a declaration.

Or at least a declaration from Wayne Rooney, the Manchester United star who was issued death threats in 2010 when rumors had him in the crosshairs of Manchester City, the crosstown rivals who won the EPL title last year in heroic fashion.

Eventually, the title — which translates as "Change Nothing" — comes to seem both a sly joke on Mr. Costa's one-tableau-at-a-time structure and a declaration of his artistic principles.