Sentence examples for declare it is from inspiring English sources

For starters, their government could renounce violence, recognise Israel, and declare it is willing to negotiate a permanent peace.

Even if you arrive with nothing very profound to declare, it is an inspiring location: an island off an island (Mull) off an island (Britain).

The developers hope it will be London's answer to Bicester Outlet Village – which had 5.5 million visitors last year, two-thirds from outside the UK – and declare it is "the East End's answer to Carnaby Street".

One version of Casanova's memoirs did declare: "It is a generally known fact that if a revolution is needed in Italy it is in the field of education, particularly female," but this was probably added by his editor, Jean Laforgue.

"Funny how Gordon/Alistair need three quarters of "bad" data to convince them of recession, but one quarter with a bit of good news and they declare it is all over!" noted liamnsw.

Thus, Hazlitt could declare, "It is we who are Hamlet".

In a 1956 front page editorial, headlined "Rock 'n Roll Babies thee Daily Mail declared:It is deplorable.

En route to our apartment, the thirteen year old declared "it wasn't what I expected".

He would not declare it was embellished.

An announcer comes on at the end to declare: "It's not complicated.

As Howells's drag alter-ego, Adrienne, was apt to declare: "It's all allowed".