Sentence examples for beginning declared from inspiring English sources

"It's a new beginning," declared Jodi Darowitsch, 46, a teacher and fierce Mets fan from Glendale, Queens, who doesn't dismiss three games against the Braves as insufficient evidence to validate the start of a dynasty.

It is a "new beginning", declared Guido Westerwelle (pictured above), the new foreign minister, who led the FDP back into power after an 11-year absence.Like the most tantalising prizes at a beachside funfair, the new beginning will require a lot of luck to claim.

"The scientific games have begun," declared Dr. David Eisenberg, director of the Center for Alternative Medicine Research and Education at Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center in Boston.

With the committee vote behind them, some prominent Democrats began declaring their votes.

Those cities will begin declaring their intentions more clearly after the I.O.C. chooses a 2010 Winter Olympics site next July.

Soon enough, the cells throughout Wiens's face began declaring themselves dead in a steady cascade, laying waste to skin, muscle, and bone.

Meanwhile, Clinton's old nemesis the "vast right-wing conspiracy" has begun declaring her not only politically but also clinically moribund.

Officials in Pennsylvania and Virginia — the two other states where the 9/11 attacks occurred — began declaring their opposition to hosting the trials, too.

Good enough for Mr Webb, who began declaring victory, while his workers started answering calls with "Senator-elect Webb's office".

I agree with Mr. Corbett that The Times's credibility would be damaged if its reporters began declaring their partisan beliefs.

Fischer began declaring on his show that if Romney wanted to win he'd "better start listening to me!" Rather than hurting Romney, Fischer claimed, he was his "best buddy," and just "trying to show him the way".