Sentence examples for begun to declare from inspiring English sources

Army officials had begun to declare victory over the guerrillas until the fighting intensified in the last month.

With Rachel, all his pent-up urges to make a home and a family had begun to declare themselves — in his last year with her he'd felt a strong desire to have a child.

Mr. Cameron's speech Wednesday in London calling for a referendum had been in the works for some time but, Mr. Klau noted, it was delivered at a moment when the European Union had begun to declare victory over doomsayers who predicted the common currency and even the whole union could crumble.

The Nine Follies: To think oneself immortal To think investments are secure To mistake conventional good manners for friendship To expect any reward for doing right To imagine the rich regard you as an equal To continue to drink after you have begun to declare that you are sober To recite your own verse To lend money and expect its return To travel with too much luggage.

States can only begin to declare their results officially when California closes.

In mid-January the states, one after another, began to declare themselves against the release of Bt Brinjal.

Political problems surfaced when administration officials began to declare that North Korea had agreed to freeze its entire nuclear program.

He begins to declare his feelings and her determination that their relationship remain Platonic is rather easily overcome.

At the same time, the poets began to declare their mission to work, through their writing, for the elevation of the national language.

Initially the new governments swore allegiance to the Spanish monarch, and they did not begin to declare independence until the following year.

The Chinese — perhaps driven by the People's Liberation Army, perhaps eager to begin to declare their equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine — demanded the captain's return.