Sentence examples for declared to make from inspiring English sources

Workforce has been declared to make his seasonal reappearance in Sandown's Brigadier Gerard Stakes on Thursday.

"The purpose of inventing instant photography was essentially aesthetic," he declared, "to make available a new medium of expression to numerous individuals who have an artistic interest in the world around them".

This piece was amended after the final results were declared to make clear that coin tosses for local delegates would probably not have made a difference at the state-wide level.

"If there be never a servant-monster in the fair," Shakespeare's rival Ben Jonson snorted contemptuously in the preface to a new play he was mounting, "who can help it?" Jonson was loath, he declared, "to make Nature afraid in his plays, like those that beget Tales, Tempests, and such like drolleries".

In reply, England collapsed to 68 for seven before Brown declared to make Australia bat again while the pitch was still treacherous.

Ninety percent of women and 78% of men declared to make low or very low physical activity at work (mostly sedentary work or involving standing/walking) (Table 1), 10% of women and 22% of men declared to make high or very high physical activity at work (work involving much walking, manual work involving strenuous efforts).

Yet Mason also "preferred declare to make".

In fact, all educators with institutional provision declared to have made these changes, as shown in Tables 3 and 4. In contrast, from those educators who had not had institutional provision, 84% declared to have made these changes.

Australia declared their innings closed at 200 for nine and after losing nine wickets for 76, England also declared, hoping to make Australia bat on a still-difficult pitch.

Kate Calder Edinburgh Professor Glynn Turton (Letters, 2 June) refers to Professor Louise Richardson's declared aim to make Oxford more inclusive.

Mr Schrempp's critics say that his declared ambition, to make the group a Welt AG, or global company, has hit a brick wall.