Sentence examples for declared that by from inspiring English sources

Harriet declared that by not living with her husband, but not living with her lover either, "I make no one unhappy and am happy tho' not happiest myself".

Mr. Dold, who seeks to appeal to north suburban Republicans as a moderate, said little as two pundit co-panelists dominated the segment and Mr. Hannity declared that "by defeating liberalism, we solve our problems".

Earlier this year, the Texas House of Representatives passed Resolution 2959, which declared that "by sharing the culinary tradition of his hometown and state," Marc Glosserman, Hill Country's owner, "is certain to please homesick Texans and hungry New Yorkers alike".

He declared that by Jan . 3-- after the Islanders complete a challenging stretch that includes a game Sunday at Washington, where they have lost 13 straight, a home game against the Eastern Conference-leading Flyers and a home-and-away against the Stanley Cup champion Devils -- he would know what he needed to know to make personnel decisions.

By Mike Peed Earlier this year, the Texas House of Representatives passed Resolution 2959, which declared that "by sharing the culinary tradition of his hometown and state," Marc Glosserman, Hill Country's owner, "is certain to please homesick Texans and hungry New Yorkers alike".

Back in 2008, the state governor of Damiana's homeland declared that, by 2015, Mato Grosso do Sul would be "the world's biggest producer of ethanol".

In 1958, Eisenhower declared that warfare by element -- air, land, and sea -- was over.

Therefore, Bourdieu declares that class is defined by its "being" and "being-perceived" at the same time (1990, 135).

We declare that by whatever means the enemy may try to check our advance toward a Communist society we shall crush the attempt.

It's as if Mr. Salonen were declaring that by virtue of his hard work and discipline, the great heritage of music is his heritage, too; that he owns it and can do whatever he wants with it.

In the past week, the confusion has been even more pronounced, with one news organization after another declaring that by its count Senator Barack Obama had finally matched, and then surpassed, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in superdelegates who have endorsed a candidate.