Sentence examples for first pronounced from inspiring English sources

Oh, I was first pronounced dead by another newspaper in 1978.

Mr Obama first pronounced those words in a 2009 speech in Prague, and they helped him secure the Nobel peace prize later that same year.

With a mix of bravado and disdain, it has hewed to a narrative first pronounced after it seized power from President Hosni Mubarak in February: It bears the mantle of Egypt's revolution.

Bond creator Ian Fleming at first pronounced it "dreadful".

The bishops first pronounced Arius' teachings to be anathema, formulating the creed as a statement of correct doctrine.

First, pronounced uplift will produce a novel, high-altitude adaptive zone which may serve as an arena for adaptive radiation (sensu Simpson [ 1]).

First, pronounce it the French way, Nee-kel (yes, it's from Paris, and we're mighty glad it's finally come to the States).

But, as set out in the Queen's Speech, campaigners for this change in the law - which includes very vocal Conservative backbenchers such as Zac Goldsmith and Douglas Carswell - might be disappointed to learn that Parliament must first pronounce on who is guilty of wrongdoing.

Addition of Pep13 initiates the second, pronounced phase of enhanced oxygen consumption in parsley cells, which likely imitates presence of a pathogen.

Indeed, the third pronounced difference between the two patient groups was that mRNA for the tight junction protein CLDN-4 did not normalize in the GFD-oats group.

Second, pronounced periodic oscillations of wet and dry conditions driven by changes in the intensity and location of maximal insolation and with a 21000 year periodicity could have facilitated habitat fragmentation and population isolation [ 27, 28].