Sentence examples for first declarations from inspiring English sources

The first declarations in some larger areas of London saw fleeting scraps of good news for remain but it was short-lived as traditional election marginals backed leave.

Alex Salmond is on the brink of a landslide victory in the Holyrood elections after the first declarations and returns saw a significant swing to the Scottish National party across the country.

Their entire lovemaking looked exceedingly human, and the female acted as timid and bashful as many young maidens would when receiving the first declarations of their would-be lovers, while the lowering of her head might easily be interpreted as being done to hide her blushes.

The wood-shingled meetinghouse, preserved under a bower of trees on a commercial strip in Flushing, Queens, was once the most influential seat of American Quakerism, a place of worship for those who wrote one of the country's first declarations of religious freedom in the 1600s.

Or is he just crazy?" From his first declarations of love for the 26-year-old actor Katie Holmes - a love announced to Oprah Winfrey in front of millions of TV viewers - you were wondering what had melted Cruise's normally icy exterior.

Sunderland began its run of first declarations in 1992, when officials decided to mark its new city status by delivering results on polling day.

But the first declaration of opposition was made today.

A collective sense of bemusement greeted the first declaration of the Russian Federation's independence day.

Yet he never deviated from the benign, paternalistic spirit of that first declaration.

In his first declaration to M. Venizelos, the Minister maintained that a Greco-Bulgarian condominium had been established at Salonica.

He wanted the Cyrus cylinder – which is regarded by some historians as the first declaration of human rights.