Sentence examples for before proclaimed from inspiring English sources

In particular, Darrow had, when defending Leopold and Loeb three years before, proclaimed the lines Oh let not man remember The soul that God forgot, But fetch the county kerchief And noose me in the knot, And I will rot.

"We are who we are because of all the people we have worked with before," proclaimed chef José Andrés.

But he proved a perfectionist himself, requiring three tries before proclaiming a pizza up to snuff.

Extreme caution should be exercised before proclaiming the new food of the moment.

The only miss was the rice pudding, though she did contentedly pick and eat all the raisins before proclaiming the pudding dish "too mushy".

Before proclaiming heresy, consider two things about "The Good Lord Bird" — and by extension, today's saucy approach to race and history.

According to procedure, the assembly speaker then has to formally invite the Crown Prince to become monarch before proclaiming the new king to the public.

smh Kardashian's power and influence was demonstrated after they apparently changed their headline, which she thanked them for before proclaiming her love for the website on which she and members of her family so often feature.

In a paper just published in Nature Communications, the team has matched these maps with their computer model of the magnetic fields present permitting them, at long last, a good idea of just where the slow winds arise.As yet, however, the exact sources are not certain; as is so often the case, further analysis is due before proclaiming success.

It seems a heartwarming tale of fighting for the American dream: A mechanic opens his garage to welcome daylight, recalls how his father "started this business decades ago," talks about the good times, the bad times, and his worries about Mr. Trump's "empty promises" before proclaiming that Mr. Cruz is a "principled leader". But the story ends there.

While some restraint is warranted before proclaiming this the "Twitter revolution", what should be obvious is that the only reason we're able to see, hear, read – and yes, argue – about what's been unfolding in Iran is due almost entirely to new media technologies.