Sentence examples for declarations flying from inspiring English sources

Now Ivorians are anxiously wondering what will happen after President Laurent Gbagbo's five-year mandate runs out at the end of this month, with threats and declarations flying in all directions.Mr Gbagbo insisted that he would stay in office until an election could be held.

Just imagine the assumptions and bullish declarations that would now be flying around had England put themselves in Wales's position.

After making this declaration, Mr Blair flew off to Syria to urge that country's leaders to withdraw its support for extremist groups in the Middle East.And yet such declarations have only been necessary because the early hopes which the coalition itself had raised that the Taliban would collapse under the American bombardment seem to have been dashed.

The Declaration of Independence -- you know everybody's flying an American flag -- what's wrong with a little patriotism?

The brave declarations they made as they faced the debate — donor egg versus flying to China.

The hashtag #MarRef was filled with declarations of loyalty to the new status quo, including rainbow flags flying over churches, pictures of kissing couples and dozens expressing their pride at the result.

This a day after Pyongyang's foreign minister, Ri Yong Ho, called Trump's rhetoric a declaration of war and vowed to shoot down U.S. warplanes flying near the Korean Peninsula.

But with Brownite ministers being hauled off the airwaves, violently worded briefings flying in both directions and now this public declaration that Blair fights on, the battle is well and truly joined.

That was one of the reasons for delaying the declaration of an emergency in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea, all of which were badly hit when airlines stopped flying and businesses shut up shop.

The dissenters issued a declaration in Moscow which listed eight possible retaliatory steps, including imposing new taxes on European carriers and denying them new flying rights.

This scene — though nowhere captured in the familiar imagery of Franklin flying his kite and inventing bifocals — was, in its day, as significant as that of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.