Sentence examples for each proclaims from inspiring English sources

"Me," each proclaims.

Each proclaims on packaging that it offers attributes that include "four-way stretch comfort," "maximum ventilation and breathability," "streamlined performance fit" and "squeeze-free snug fit".

President Obama and President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia, the host, each proclaimed the Summit of the Americas a success at a joint news conference afterward, though the gathering yielded no major achievement.

Mike and Irene Firnthrat, from Austria, stepped off a 20-minute helicopter ride ($200 each), proclaiming it was a great honeymoon present.

The two men shook hands, there was a moment of silence, then each proclaimed warmly that he was pleased to meet the other.

But in their different languages, before a crowd of journalists, cultural figures and various illustrious French expatriates breakfasting in a tent while a jazz band played, each proclaimed the bonds of trans-Atlantic friendship.

But then the bombastic Trump and soft-spoken Carson entered the race, each proclaiming a peculiar brand of conservatism, and establishment candidates such as Bush have been forced to the sidelines.

Until a few days ago, posters had separate pictures of the economy, defense, internal security and the family ministers, each proclaiming, "We have the strength" for a better economy, for a safer Germany, for stronger families.

The clips showed two groups, one led by a man speaking in halting English and the other in Pashto, each proclaiming that they were avenging the burning of Korans at the American military's Bagram airbase in February and the unprovoked killing of 17 Afghan men, women and children in Kandahar Province by Staff Sgt. Robert Bales in early March.

With the final tally incomplete and most election workers off for Veterans Day, the two men competing for New Jersey's 12th Congressional District seat stepped up their war of words yesterday, each proclaiming himself the victor while accusing the other of undemocratic behavior.

On a frozen afternoon in late November, as Moscow was draped with blocklong plastic billboards, banners and flags, each proclaiming a variation on a single theme — "POBEDA PUTINA — POBEDA ROSSII!" ("A Victory for Putin Is a Victory for Russia") — a few thousand Russians converged on the city center for a rare act of political theater.