Sentence examples for general proclaimed from inspiring English sources

"This is a truly historic day for all law enforcement in America," the Attorney General proclaimed.

Just one week after a Russian general proclaimed the war in Chechnya all but won, a series of bombings killed at least 33 Russian troops in the breakaway republic.

A year later, the general proclaimed himself President of Pakistan, a post he would hold until his death.

Exasperated by Egyptian ingratitude, a French general proclaimed, in words that sound an eerie echo, "I love those who love us, but I can punish our enemies".

But another promise, just one year old, saw the new director-general proclaim that his corporation "would go head to head for the quality of its drama with any broadcaster in the world".

In South Dakota, the attorney general has proclaimed an epidemic.

Laurenz Meyer, the Christian Democrat general secretary, proclaimed that he was proud to be German.

The general refused, proclaimed his innocence and proceeded to attend a cabinet meeting the next day.

As recently as the end of January, General Saidkhaili proclaimed the province cleared of Taliban fighters, but three weeks later, on Feb.

The Bahāʾī community is governed according to general principles proclaimed by Bahāʾ Allāh and through institutions created by him that were elaborated and expanded by ʿAbd al-Bahāʾ.

The surgeon general first proclaimed unequivocally that smoking was bad for your health in 1964, when about 42percentt of American adults smoked.