Sentence examples for i was proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Marwān I was proclaimed caliph in Syria in 684 amid tribal wars.

On January 18, while Prussian guns bombarded Paris, William I was proclaimed emperor of a united nation at military headquarters in Versailles.

When Abd al-Rahman I was proclaimed "amir," or ruler, of the dynasty on May 15, 756, he was not quite 25 years old, but he had already had long training in the backward glance.

I was proclaimed innocent.

I should be clear in what I am proclaiming.

I am proclaiming it in a hope that I'm not stand alone crazy, that I am not alone, that there maybe triggers for you that bring out the mess in you and we can rumble with this madness together.

"I'll walk myself back to the woman my mother thought I was," proclaims Ms Witherspoon in a rather schmaltzy moment.But this comment is actually the exception, not the rule.

The son-in-law of the emperor Nicephorus I, Michael was proclaimed emperor by a coup d'etat, despite the claims of Nicephorus's son Stauracius, who had been mortally wounded in Bulgaria.

Maximilian I, who was proclaimed Holy Roman emperor soon afterward, assembled his council to determine the significance of this event; their verdict was that the meteorite was a favourable omen for success in Maximilian's wars with France and Turkey.

The city was also an early center for aviation: as early as World War I, San Diego was proclaiming itself "The Air Capital of the West".

"Listen, hold on...I know you're innocent, I know you're proclaiming it...we need to move to the next person".