Sentence examples for declaration take from inspiring English sources

"WE ARRIVE, we greet each other, make speeches, sign a declaration, take some photos, smile, eat and go".

Spectacular, it turns out, with nearly seven minutes of "Finish Line/Drown" building to a plea and a declaration: "Take me to your mountain," a Franklin choir sings, "so someday Chicago will be free".

"My heart will stay yours until I die," she sings; and because neither her tone nor her expression changes, the nakedness of the declaration takes your breath away.

At first, officials thought the claim "We did it" might be a declaration taking credit for the bombing about 3 40 a.m. on Thursday, which shattered glass at the recruiting station, briefly led to a shutdown of the subway system and is being investigated for links to two similar bombings.

In the 19th century, the Declaration took on a special significance for the abolitionist movement.

The first major public debate about slavery and the Declaration took place during the Missouri controversy of 1819 to 1821.

His last-minute declaration takes him officially out of a race where candidates have been campaigning for months.

These "declarations" took a variety of forms.

The declaration could take two or more years to negotiate and even then would not be a legally binding convention.

Tsipras wanted a favourable summit declaration to take home with him, but the meeting ended late on Monday night without granting him that.

The handover, a day ahead of the United Nations cutoff for the declaration, will take place under the threat of war with the United States if Iraq again seeks to deny any hidden projects or weapons.