Sentence examples for having to proclaim from inspiring English sources

Ginger, New York City, virgin burner It's different than having to proclaim Black Lives Matter in New York.

And Coolidge wrote to "There is something rather humiliating in having to proclaim to the world that we have 300 [carrels in the stacks] which furnish unequalled opportunity to the scholar and investigator who wishes to come here, but that in order to use these opportunities he must bring his own chair, table and electric lamp".

If you have to proclaim you have it.

Almost comically, the party president told Mr. de la Madrid: "You have to proclaim the triumph of the PRI.

At one point poor Pryce has to proclaim that "time is passing"; he's speaking against the evidence on stage.

Line: Ravens by 3 In general, elite quarterbacks don't have to proclaim themselves as such; the public does it for them.

Before the law applied to any country, a resolution in both houses of parliament had to proclaim that country as applicable to the legislation.

Barely awake, in the early hours of the morning or after a long week of studying, I had to proclaim loudly: "I am a Turk, honest, hardworking.

And they certainly should not have to proclaim that they are opponents of bigotry in order to serve.

More significantly, I don't think anybody in the entire world should have to proclaim their sexuality.

The Texas governor would have to wait to proclaim himself president.