Sentence examples for declared making from inspiring English sources
"declared making" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are expressing that somebody made a statement about something they are doing or have done, or to make a decision about something. For example: "The president declared making sweeping changes to the tax system."
"She's one of my idols," Ms. Morris declared, making herself heard over the rocking strains of the Smithereens.
Hunt has declared making quality of care as important as quality of treatment one of his top priorities.
"Here we find a fundamental weakness of the Christ doctrine," the Minister declared, making that wise and relatable face that had always been such a success in his television lectures.
The Diamond Bachelors, as these clients are called, spend up to fifty thousand dollars for six matches — an "outrageous" sum, the paper declared, making the program sound like a high-tech escort service.
The day he died, martial law was declared, making it illegal to hold rallies.
"But that's not who we are," McConnell declared, making a sharp distinction between what he sees as Obama's views and those of the rest of the country.
The late president, one delegate declared, made Syria "the envy of all the world".
One of the most famous early manufacturers, Crane-Simplex, made a car owned by John D. Rockefeller; its literature proudly declared: "Made in New York".
Poetry, Auden famously declared, makes nothing happen, but one can be almost certain that something happens, just occasionally, when we go to see films.
The Erie route, the report declared, made the most practical and economic sense.
The many renewal groups, the report declared, "make it difficult to assess the success or failure of any one initiative or entity, to understand the reasons for this success or failure, or to effectively direct recommendations for change".
