Sentence examples similar to formerly proclaimed from inspiring English sources
A group named Clan Curva Nord, formerly Saxolum proclaim to be Sassuolo's only 'real' ultras.
Difficulties between the two in the middle years of the century had resulted in a de facto, though not formally proclaimed, schism in 1054, and ecclesiastical disagreements had been accentuated by Norman occupation of formerly Byzantine areas in southern Italy.
Glatze can't see what's wrong with a formerly gay man proclaiming "Turn or burn!" any more than Skylark is aware of his own intellectual impoverishment.
The Enlightenment proclaimed optimistic views of human reach and perfectibility that challenged formerly essential Christian views of human limits.
Many thousands more crammed the city's streets and bars to proclaim those formerly scarce words that are now often repeated: The Boston Red Sox won the World Series.
WHEN an alliance of disgruntled Sunnis led by the Islamic State (IS), an extremist group formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), streaked across Iraq in June and proclaimed a caliphate in the territory it holds on both sides of the Syrian-Iraqi border, Syrian rebels with a more national focus thought their day had come.
"Just wait," I proclaimed.
A republic was proclaimed.
proclaimed over a loudspeaker.
"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.
