Sentence examples for first pronouncements from inspiring English sources

This year, one of the military junta's first pronouncements was on the looming food crisis.

One of his first pronouncements was that the early preparations had been "appallingly amateurish".

His meal had lasted just 50 minutes, and he ended it almost immediately after the first pronouncements that Michigan and Florida, two of the most fiercely contested and potentially pivotal states, would go to Mr. Gore.

One of the first pronouncements from president elect Barack Obama came as he prepared for a meet and greet with the president of Mexico.

In his first pronouncement since taking office, he refused to deviate from his line.

And what should he wish for his brother, Aaron, the head priest, who had already violated the first pronouncement by erecting a huge golden idol?

The Soviets found just 42 words for that first pronouncement, tersely noting there had been an accident and "measures are being taken to eliminate the consequences".

He simply waited an appropriate grace period from his first pronouncement — waiting for me to be done trying, as he put it — then packed his things and moved out.

Again it's possibly pre-positioning, or expectations management, but the new environment minister Josh Frydenberg's first pronouncement in his new portfolio was that there would be no substantive changes to Direct Action.

Its first pronouncement was simply: *sigh* followed up a short time later by: "I'm so depressed" and "I feel so empty".

Their report, released today, is the first pronouncement to come from the group, which has been pondering cloning for the past 4 months.