Sentence examples for death proclaimed from inspiring English sources
The New York Times article reporting the death proclaimed Presley "the first and greatest American rock 'n' roll star … whose throaty baritone and blatant sexuality redefined popular music".
Another version introduced in the Lithuanian Chronicles, which also appeared long after Gediminas' death, proclaimed that Gediminas was Vytenis' son.
Wilhelm grew up full of disdain for their opinions on government, and shortly after his father's death, proclaimed that he would follow the path of his grandfather, William I.
Mr. Graham, the 135th inmate to be executed in Texas since Mr. Bush became governor five and a half years ago, went to his death proclaiming his innocence.
Shortly before her death, Evita proclaimed that her love for the Argentine people "hurts my soul, hurts my flesh and burns my nerves".
The discontent with multiculturalism reached its peak in 2010 when its death was proclaimed by European leaders (Cameron, Merkel and Sarkozy).
"Death, it proclaims, has and must have two faces," Cardinal Egan said.
Hours later, he would return to sign the death certificate proclaiming the unexpected passing a result of natural causes.
The Roman Senate, however, had used the revolt as an excuse to depose Maximinus and recognize Gordian, and they responded to Gordian's defeat and death by proclaiming two new emperors, Pupienus and Balbinus.
The Richmond Enquirer even equated Cocke's suicide with a battlefield death by proclaiming him a "martyr to his patriotism as if he had fallen in the field of battle".
