Sentence examples for declaring over from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, a college literary magazine proposed a tidy solution to the evergreen problem: "if you have to keep declaring, over and over, that poetry is dead, it can't actually be dead". Fair enough.

Pale, edgy and evasive, the congressman responded to questions about his relationship with Ms. Levy by declaring, over and over, that he had been "married for 34 years and I've not been a perfect man".

As docent, Kalman is more indefatigable than expert, cheerily declaring: "Over 15,000 books have been written about Lincoln.

But in her foreign travels, Mrs. Clinton never stopped campaigning on behalf of women, declaring over and over that women's rights were also human rights.

Now, surprisingly, he has thrown his hat into the political arena, declaring over the past week, in a series of open letters, that he will form a political party to put himself forward as a candidate for Speaker of Parliament.

49ers to win Sunday 8.3pm ET/Monday 1.30am BST Bill Belichick refused to answer questions about New England's mauling by Kansas City during his press conference on Wednesday, declaring over and over again that his focus was "on to Cincinnati".

"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.

The race was red-flagged and then declared over after 44 laps.