Sentence examples for declared to live from inspiring English sources

He was proud, he declared, to live in a country that safeguarded rights that were "universal, inalienable and perpetual".

But Mr. Day, a first-time playwright, has created a dull-witted script that exhausts any sympathy one might feel for his characters long before they are declared to live happily ever after.

She often declared to live and tour for the fans and said that she "would never cancel a tour and everybody knows that about me".

This could be associated to the fact that most adolescents from the present study were still living with their families and very few of them declared to live independently from the nuclear family at follow-up.

The economy was strained: more than 70% of the population was declared to be living below the poverty line; the Belarusian rubel began to drop sharply against the U.S. dollar by the summer; and inflation was held in check only by the withholding of wages from many workers.

As Rowan Williams once put it, "To say that there are certain conditions in which life is now legally declared to be not worth living is a major shift in the moral and spiritual atmosphere".

But, due to a series of problems at credit checkers Experian, the Brighton flat where they live was declared to be non-existent when they applied for an Abbey mortgage.

In 2009 only four were found, including one that, at the time, was declared to be the oldest known living wild damsel fish.

Assume we have flipped all the coins in advance, then an edge is declared to be 'live' if the coin flip indicated an influence will be propagated successfully and it is declared blocked otherwise.

"And indeed, just as I had promised," Sutton told me, "I declared to the entire nation on live TV that the codex was not in the hands of the Safras.

"If you want to play in our revolution," Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, once declared, "you have to live by our rules".