Sentence examples for he does declare from inspiring English sources

People at the coffee meetings next week, who have been rounded up by e-mail, will be asked to put their wallets where their modems are.If he does declare, Mr Clark would face a tough fight.

He does declare that the soul is individual and that it is eternally rewarded or punished after death in accord with its behavior during life.

Pressure has been growing on him after he disclosed on Thursday that he had failed to declare £103,000 in donations – on top of the £82,000 he did declare.

Bates said nothing of the naturalization law, but he did declare that anyone free and born in the United States was necessarily a citizen.

IN HIS state-of-the-union address, George Bush may have stopped short of declaring war on Saddam Hussein, but he did declare war on an even more insidious (and less controversial) enemy: HIV, the virus which causes AIDS.

Mayor Koch didn't quite go so far as to give Margolis's daiquiri the key to the city, but he did declare it his favorite drink in The Times in 1987.

His own pronouncements on the riots were, for the most part, deliberately bland, although he did declare himself "neither sanguine nor cavalier about the disfiguring images which were beamed around the world".

He did declare, pointedly, that "humility becomes us all," drawing laughs when it became obvious that he was referring to Mr. Blair, who has not been acting particularly humble lately.

But he did declare that the Illinois senator's win "gives him currency in a state where the color of his skin may be an issue".

He did, declaring: "The United States of America was founded on the belief that people should govern themselves.

The only thing is: he never did declare these objects art.