Sentence examples for be declared over from inspiring English sources

"With all the talk of Caroline Kennedy, I didn't want the election to be declared over before it began, in January 2009," he said.

The very existence of alternative ways of life like the Scheibners' keeps alive a debate about the role of morality and religion in our culture and politics that probably ought never be declared over and done.

The outbreak is expected to be declared over soon, ending with a total of 29 deaths.

He said he expects transmissions will drop off by the fall, meaning the outbreak could be declared over by the end of 2014.

The Ebola epidemic is due to be declared over on Thursday with Liberia expecting the all-clear.

He started the run around 5 p.m. — 10 hours after his journey began, and seven hours before the race would be declared over.

"It's still far from being declared over," he said.

"It was the first time in American history that a war has been declared over by an anchorman," Halberstam wrote.

That country's outbreak was declared over by the World Health Organisation on Saturday, and Cross's story highlighted the varied nature of service to the country.

That country's outbreak has now been declared over by the World Health Organisation, but Cross's story highlighted the varied nature of service to the country.

If the race is declared over before they tune in, some scholars suggest, it could only further the voters' disaffection and the decline in turnout.