Sentence examples for be declared later from inspiring English sources

Results for Northern Ireland will be declared later today.

Officials started the public collation of votes from midday and said the winner could be declared later on Monday or on Tuesday.

We killed the time with a spot of golf and, as I always anticipated, a truce was declared later that day.

He does not at first identify this music and we probably accept the general notion that music may have such powers (it goes back to ancient Greek and Oriental thought), thus perhaps disarming any shock and resistance when "jazz" is declared later on.

Walter tells Archie of a great adventure he believes to be coming in the near future...and when war is declared later that summer Walter enlists in the army and leaves for France.

The collection of morphometric data occurred in two phases: sex and age were recorded before CT execution, while height and weight were declared later by each subject, without the possibility to directly measure these parameters.

There is a good chance one will be declared later this year for parts of southern New York.

The major must be declared no later than the second semester of the junior year.

The minor must be declared no later than the last day of the quarter, two quarters before degree conferral.

Several of the theologians who came next were first heralded as brilliant, only later to be declared heretics.

Medical attention was given at the scene, but she was declared dead later in the afternoon.