Sentence examples for declares over from inspiring English sources

"I'm trouble," she proudly declares over and over on the album's rousing first single, "Trouble".

"I just want to get lost," he declares over a blurred but robust rockabilly backbeat in "Get Lost".

In a 60-second TV commercial, an announcer declares: "Over 60 years ago, Dr. Ferry Porsche couldn't find the car of his dreams.

"Here's your damn love song," she sneers over a fuzzed-out bass riff; "I'm stomping out of here/I hope the dishes rattle down off their shelf," she declares over galloping garage-rock one song later.

He also introduced a more militant response to the attacks: "Freedom," a song written after Sept. 11 that declares, over chords reminiscent of "Stand by Me," that "I will fight for the right to live in freedom".

Mr. Gingrich became the latest to enter the ad skirmish, reserving what his campaign said would be $250,000 worth of airtime on a new 60-second ad in which he declares over images of Americana that "Working together we can and will rebuild the America we love".

"It's still far from being declared over," he said.

With the game declared over, Fox's audience clicked off in droves.

Officially declared over in January of last year, the war is estimated to have killed 75,000 people.

"It was the first time in American history that a war has been declared over by an anchorman," Halberstam wrote.

"They deserve a vote," Mr. Obama declared over and over, gesturing to victims of various shootings, who were scattered through the audience.