Sentence examples for declared that there would from inspiring English sources

The commander, Ali Imrakibi, declared that there would be no truce.

On 31 October, May's home secretary, Amber Rudd, declared that there would be no Orgreave inquiry.

Instead, Microsoft's lawyers waited until after the judge declared that there would be no more hearings.

Osborne declared that there would be no tax cuts any time soon.

Pyne declared that there would never be an increase in the GST under an Abbott government.

Later, in 1976, he declared that there would be no majority rule, "not in a thousand years," in Rhodesia.

Steve Asheim, drummer for Deicide, declared that "there obviously would not have been a Deicide as we know it without the existence of Slayer".

But somehow, sparked by the election of John Howard as prime minister in 1996 and the lead business page of the Australian declaring that there would shortly be 25 uranium mines in operation, something extraordinary took place.

The other night, while watching the St . Louis CountyProsecutor Robert McCulloch declare that there would be no indictment against Officer Darren Wilson for the killing of Michael Brown, I kept thinking of Abner Louima, whose assault took place on another August 9th, when Brown was just eighteen months old.

He apologised to everyone, declaring that there would be no zine launch tonight because there was no zine.

Unlike his predecessor, Robson, Morton accepted his loss well, declaring that there would be "no recriminations" and pledged loyalty to Askin.