Sentence examples for from the proclamation from inspiring English sources

I'll never buy clothes anyplace else again!" Presumably Hermès, favored by his spouse, is exempt from the proclamation.

I'll never buy clothes anyplace else again!" Presumably Herm? favored by his spouse, is exempt from the proclamation.

"The only thing missing from the proclamation today was a postmark from Austin, Tex.," said State Representative Lois Frankel of West Palm Beach, leader of the House Democrats.

The theme is "Cherishing All of the Children of the Nation Equally," a phrase taken from the Proclamation of the Irish Republic in 1916.

The Emancipation Proclamation had already declared more than three million of the four million slaves free, and Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Tennessee and West Virginia, exempted in whole or part from the proclamation, had decreed abolition on their own.

Iconic images of the Moon landing and space travel are included, from the proclamation made by President Kennedy that America will put a man on a Moon, to the tension of the Space Shuttle being launched and Neil Armstrong's famous line about it being "one small step for man".

This seems clear from the proclamations of isonomia (something more or less democratic is implied by this word) made at the beginning of the revolt; these were perhaps influenced by very recent democratic developments back in Athens (see below).

France's 1989 anniversary is a reminder that the course of revolution cannot be deduced from the proclamations of its creators.

A claim too bold for many coming from culture's "nucleus," coming from the mouth of some 17-year-old kid from Atlanta, the proclamation just seems treasonous.

In the Acts of the Apostles, Luke's second volume, it will also be the city from which the proclamation of the Resurrection to the whole world will begin.

From 1848 to 1849, after the proclamation of the Second Republic, he was minister of France at Madrid.