Sentence examples for do proclaim from inspiring English sources

Do proclaim for this champion, clever and witty, For Muhammad Ali his own special day.

He, as athletes typically do, proclaimed that he had no idea what on earth had just gone on.

Yes, peoples of the Soviet empire did proclaim aspirations for democracy.

"He didn't die for his faith, but he did proclaim it, and he suffered".

"India will go on," Narayan told the young Naipaul, and if this affirmation falls short of a political program it does proclaim a lifelong opportunity to observe, to invent, to express surprise at the permutations of human behavior, to smile.

And when a good citizen like Volvo does proclaim a breakthrough in BMW-style performance, with cars like the first-generation S60 sedan, the results often raise a question: um, have you guys ever driven a BMW?

She is forced to give up the cat because she is allergic to it, but she does proclaim her independence by accepting the offer of a job in her firm's Cleveland office.

"It is so far beyond what anyone else has done," proclaimed one of them, Rudy Kadlub, as the project got under way.

When we don't proclaim Jesus Christ, we proclaim the worldliness of the devil, the worldliness of the demon".

We have some answers, but we don't proclaim them".

We do not proclaim our innocence; we do not feel we are on trial.