Sentence examples for declared on the front from inspiring English sources

The Olympics had barely begun when on July 30, Germany's largest circulation daily newspaper, Bild, declared on the front page: "Total Olympic False Start.

"The Clock Is Ticking for the Career Woman," the Washington Post declared, on the front page of its Metro Section, on 16 March 1978.

The New York Times declared on the front page this past week that the oil was disolving more rapidly than anticipated.

Left-leaning Hungarian newspapers have also denounced it - with one, Nepszabadsag, declaring on the front page of its latest edition: "The freedom of the press in Hungary comes to an end".

"LUV" — the airline's stock ticker symbol — "is freedom from fees," Southwest declares on the front page of its Web site.

And thus a truce (or new war) would be declared on one front of the great antibiotics war.

This June, in the middle of the EU referendum campaign, the i newspaper declared on its front page, "The Media Won't Decide This Vote".

Just three years ago, The Wall Street Journal expressed the food world's consensus view and declared on its front page that after the Thanksgiving dishes were cleared, the sweet potato was no more special than a turnip.

The Daily Mail yesterday declared on its front page a victory for "the quiet people of Britain" who rose up against an "out-of-touch political class".

"Well Hung," the Sun declared on its front page.

"Maggie dead in bed at Ritz," the paper declared on its front page.