Sentence examples for if she declares from inspiring English sources

One senior Tory who backed leaving the EU told the Guardian they were not convinced Johnson had the gravitas and experience, and would considering backing May if she declares an interest.

Margaret Mackenzie develops in both strength and grace as the book progresses, but her eventual choice of husband remains a distinct disappointment, and a lacklustre choice, even if she declares herself well satisfied by it.

If she declares quitting smoking following procedure was applied, first such information was verified by cotinine level in saliva and then the duration period for smoking and nonsmoking status were taken into account in cumulative value calculation.

If, as she declares, Obama is not good enough for the top spot, why would he be a good understudy?

Mirren is more than accomplished in her different modes: when she arrives on stage, a woman crushed with a secret and her own duplicity, she looks skeletal, as if she is croaking; she declares her clandestine love as if it were about to burst out of her intestines, one hand on her stomach, the other on her throat; she totters towards death like someone who has been eviscerated.

"If you ask me," she declares, "it's a lot better than Communism".

In her final voice-over, she declares, "If I could go back to the beginning, I could make it better".

"You know," she declares, "if you really want to fiddle the old-time way, you've got to learn the dance".

During the parliamentary debate, a Conservative member of Parliament, Bill Cash, cited a provision in the United Nations' Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness that could allow Britain to render a citizen stateless if he or she "declared allegiance to another state".

Forty years later, Homes has made a life of creating stories, because, as she declared, "If you don't write the book you have to write, everything breaks".

"It's that simple," she declared, "if you want another terrorist attack in the U.S., abandon Afghanistan".