Sentence examples for daily declared from inspiring English sources

The editor of a major daily declared, "There will be no Treblinka here".

Last week, Libération, the left-wing Paris daily, declared him "JK, new star of the Web".

Contrary to what China Daily declared this week, it is arguable that Norway is "now No 1 in trade".

"The more difficult the circumstance, the more we should unite under the banner of the party," the state-run newspaper People's Daily declared last month, praising the leadership's response to the earthquake.

The People's Daily declared him a "traitor to the party".

Early editions of Mousavi's paper Kalemeh Sabz, or the Green Word, and other reformist dailies declared Mousavi the victor but were ordered to change their headlines, local journalists said.

The national newspaper, one of India's most widely circulated dailies, declared itself in the clear legally, contending that Indian laws do not prohibit sex selection techniques used before conception.

"Heartbroken gorilla cradles her dead baby," Britain's Daily Mail declared.

In a 1956 front page editorial, headlined "Rock 'n Roll Babies thee Daily Mail declared:It is deplorable.

Spanish sports daily Marca declared: "Bad news - Webb will referee the final".

Oshkosh's paper of record, the Daily Northwestern, declared the case "second only to the trial of Eugene V. Debs" in national importance.