Sentence examples for declaring there were from inspiring English sources

In Dallas, Jones has had three straight 5-11 seasons -- all after firing Jimmy Johnson and declaring there were 500 coaches capable of guiding the talent-soaked Cowboys.

The MP had been singing loudly, and lashed out after declaring there were "too many" Tories in the bar.

The scene at the Commons' Strangers' Bar in February 2012 was described as like something from the Wild West, as Joyce got stuck in to several of its patrons, after declaring there were "too many" Tories present.

He said about everything that could be said about the matter, declaring there were only two things wrong with almost all legal writing: "One is its style.

Some students wept during the announcement; others left, declaring there was nothing more to hear.

Sarah Palin signaled during a weekend swing through Iowa and New Hampshire that she might still jump in, declaring, "There's room for more".

The Geneva Initiative, a non-governmental lobby, put large advertisements in all the main newspapers declaring, "There is a partner".

Reagan's British counterpart, Margaret Thatcher, went a step further, declaring, "There is no such thing as society".

He also declared there were have been "a number of meetings" since August, when he has pressed the same point.

In 1966, when the global effort to eradicate smallpox was declared, there were fewer than 15 million cases left.

She declared there were four great pioneers of news, Edward R. Murrow, Roone Arledge, Walter Cronkite and Don Hewitt.