Sentence examples for had proclaimed him from inspiring English sources

Constantius died late in 421, only a few months after Honorius had proclaimed him co-emperor.

This despite the fact that a few hours earlier, the same networks had proclaimed him the winner in Florida.

At a news conference a few minutes after both houses of the Philippine Congress had proclaimed him the winner of the election held May 10, Mr. Aquino reiterated his vow against corruption, saying that going after smugglers in the Bureau of Customs was one of his priorities.

Casimir, however, in an attempt to guarantee Lithuania's independent status, granted a charter to the Lithuanian boyars who had proclaimed him grand duke (1447), verifying the nobles' rights and privileges, giving them extensive authority over the peasantry, and thereby increasing their political power.

By the time he died in 1180, 37 years had passed since that momentous day in 1143 when, amid the wilds of Cilicia, his father had proclaimed him emperor.

Bloody, bawdy, beautiful — Harold Bloom has proclaimed him a genius.

Vollmer isn't quite the future star everyone has proclaimed him to be, but he has very good feet for a 315-pounder.

Guardian: Cost of war in Afghanistan soars to £2.5bn 'A GENUINE AUSTRALIAN HERO' The Telegraph has proclaimed him "Australia's bare-chested hero".

At least Pietersen had the guts to drop Steve Harmison in Mohali, having proclaimed him a couple of months earlier to be the best 6ft 4in second-change one-day bowler in modern times.

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Mr. McCain has campaigned in recent weeks with Republican moderates like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California and independents like Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, and he has been criticized in recent days by conservative talk radio hosts, like Rush Limbaugh, who have proclaimed him not conservative enough.