Sentence examples for famous declarations from inspiring English sources

"A house is a machine for living in" and "a curved street is a donkey track, a straight street, a road for men" are among his famous declarations.

Billy was the family's youngest child, Will, the focus of one of the robot's most frequent and most famous declarations: "Danger, Will Robinson!" The show, which ran from 1965 to 1968, had its fanatical adherents.

One of the most famous declarations from "second-wave feminism" is that "the personal is political," popularized in a 1969 essay of that title by feminist Carol Hanisch.

Eventually successful, the campaign led to a famous declaration that Wales was "a non-nuclear country".

In the wake of Alan Bond's death, it's worth thinking about Bob Hawke's famous declaration at the America's Cup victory party at the Royal Perth Yacht Club in 1983.

This was Captain Robert Falcon Scott's famous declaration 100 years ago as he arrived at the South Pole, only to discover that he had been beaten to it.

The drag queen again owes something to As You Like It in terms of Jaques's famous declaration, "All the world's a stage".

It is a rebuke to Margaret Thatcher's famous declaration that there is no such thing as society, which contributed to the perception that the Tories were uncaring.

Barkley delivered that elbow after making a famous declaration before the game: "I don't know anything about Angola, but Angola's in trouble".

Boswell no sooner reported Samuel Johnson's famous declaration that "patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel" than he defended the remark.

If this finding can be verified, it would mean Einstein's famous declaration that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum is wrong.