Sentence examples for declaration picked up from inspiring English sources
The United States Embassy here said in a Twitter post that it was "deeply disappointed" over the "recent pardons of corrupt officials," a declaration picked up quickly and gleefully by Nigerian news media on Friday.
The declaration was picked up by news outlets around the world and within weeks it was gospel: there is an old single malt Scotch whisky shortage.
Delving into the background of the drafting of the UDHR, she explains her purpose: to establish how completely different the world of 1945 was to 17th and 18th-century Europe: "The idea that somehow the drafters of the declaration were picking up the pen from where Locke, Paine, Kant and Voltaire left off to have another go and make their ideas stick this time just doesn't wash".
The declaration came not long after off-spinner Mark Craig (3-123) picked up the wickets of Peter Nevill, Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson in the same over, all three falling with the score on 547.
Whiteley drove to long-off and Pringle picked up a third wicket when Ed Barnard was lbw for 17, prompting the declaration.
She's intelligent, but her head is full of false cheer and glib sarcasms and lame romantic declarations, some of which she picks up from girls she overhear in supermarkets.
