Sentence examples for going to proclaim from inspiring English sources

But White House officials made clear last week that they were not going to proclaim economic victory.

But Mr. Linehan told the newspaper, "She's not just going to proclaim that she's the host without having a discussion with me," adding, "I'm the host now".

The background: We were going to proclaim Enjoyed's debut album, Keep to Chloe, the perfect summer soundtrack – and then the rains came.

"They're going to proclaim in a very beautiful way the life and vitality of this congregation," he said at the hearing.

"But I think if the lawmakers of our country are going to proclaim that women are going to be equivalent in sports, then they should definitely follow through on it in terms of practical application in real life".

"If someone is going to proclaim loudly they hate Jews," he said, "then people who are going to shop in his store have the right to know about that".

The lengths to which these nubile young Beliebers, as they're called, go to proclaim their love for the moptop star could move mountains.

His money went to lawyers and his last years went to proclaiming his honesty.

But I am not going to start to proclaim him the best thing since whatever".

I was going to loudly proclaim in word and deed that any one of us can chase an impossible dream.

I think we're going to be proclaiming victory, I hope.