Sentence examples for declarations that it from inspiring English sources

But an attempted interview soon descends into a caper chase of drug deals, shootouts and stolen tapes, interspersed with flashbacks to Davis's once-inspirational relationship with Frances Taylor (Emayatzy Corinealdi), amid rasping declarations that "it takes a long time to play like yourself".

Despite the central bank's declarations that it has reduced its foreign exchange interventions, currency dealers say they still spot aggressive buying or selling of dollars by the authorities.

As a result, everyone, including Blix, was wary of Iraq's declarations that it had destroyed its old stockpiles and wasn't building new ones.

After the famine in Ethiopia in the mid-1980s, there were plenty of declarations that it must never happen again.

A spokeswoman for George Jepsen, the Connecticut attorney general, who is leading a multistate investigation of Street View, repeated earlier declarations that it was "active and ongoing".

After two weeks of often violent protests, the main opposition coalition, the National Salvation Front, announced that it would campaign for 'no' votes instead of a boycott, reversing earlier declarations that it would not lend legitimacy to the vote.

Her final declaration that "it's over" feels like a broken promise.

Stewart Downing had captured his team's parlous state with a pre-game declaration that "it has to be two wins".

He surged forces into Afghanistan only to quickly reverse himself, speeding the withdrawal with the declaration that "it is time to focus on nation-building here at home".

After declaring "I'm not a scientist, man," the senator went into desperate evasive action, ending with the declaration that "it's one of the great mysteries".

But Marion Cotillard certainly raised the cringe factor with her breathless declaration that "it is true that there are some angels in this city".