Sentence examples for it proclaims with from inspiring English sources

In most pigeons, a male in reproductive condition acquires a territory, which it proclaims with an advertisement call, usually a variant of the typical pigeon "coo" sound.

His spoken voice is as recognisable as his literary one: indelibly Yorkshire, it proclaims identification with his background.

It proclaims "sporty" with tongue firmly in cheek, it's as extroverted as a Hanna-Barbera cartoon and its leather-and-analogue cockpit looks inspired by a Jules Verne novel.

It has built a big sales and trading operation centered at a huge headquarters in downtown Stamford, Conn., complete with what it proclaims is the world's largest trading floor.

Tomorrow the revolution will already 'rise up again, clashing its weapons' and to your horror it will proclaim with trumpets blazing: I was, I am, I shall be!" The Guardian's original report on the deaths of Liebknecht and Luxemburg from January 18 1919 Note from CiF Editor: The January 18 1919 account Andrew refers to was republished today, January 18 2008, without context, comment or correction.

But let it be proclaimed, with drums and fanfare, that theater decisively trumps television in the production that opened last night at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater.

Bennett notices that people are becoming better informed, and he proclaims with glee, "It works in our favor!

But it's Cage's reaction that makes it gold: "NOT THE BEEEEEEES!" he proclaims with wooden flourish.

There is little doubt that the IRS will declare the Voluntary Disclosure program to be a great success, just as it proclaimed the settlement with UBS, which will yield 4,500 names of Americans with undeclared accounts to be a great victory (even though the IRS initially sought 52,000 names).

Isfahan, as the 1966 Hachette Guide proclaims with unwonted effusion, is "one of the most marvellous places in the world".

The station is broadly embraced, winning support from across the political spectrum — even from the far-right Plaid Cymru, an endorsement Mr. Lawrence proclaims with some hesitation.