Sentence examples for kept declaring from inspiring English sources

During game, unable to rise from wheelchair, crowd blocking view, Fish kept asking, "What happened?" Also kept declaring loudly, throughout game, "We have to run the ball".

Throughout campaign 2012, he kept declaring his love for an "all-of-the-above" energy policy, where apparently oil and natural gas were exactly as virtuous as sun and wind.

Policy makers keep declaring that the economy is on the mend — and Lucy keeps snatching the football away.

And you're going to need them 30 years from now if we keep declaring holidays like this one.

No use declaring, as you may keep declaring after it didn't go your way, that all along it was merely advisory.

The only plan the American government has left is to declare democracy and get the hell out, but they keep declaring democracy and then discovering that they can't get out.

They keep declaring success for austerity and internal devaluation, using any excuse at hand: a spurious surge in measured Irish productivity becomes evidence that internal devaluation is working, the decline in bond yields following ECB intervention is proclaimed as a vindication of austerity.

The federal government just keeps declaring her dead because of a mix-up involving her Social Security number that the feds promised to fix eight years ago.

We keep declaring that we are on her side, that we only want to protect her, and that we believe that everything natural is good and then she slaps us with a hurricane, an earthquake, an epidemic, a tornado, a flood or a famine.

Which is why Hillary Clinton is suddenly seeming so likable (forcing reluctant pundits to keep declaring her the winner of these debates) and her opponents still have trouble knocking it fully out of the park (Obama needs to think about his children more; Edwards needs to stop blinking; Richardson needs to stop plodding; Biden needs to stop grinning).

"What you hold, you'll keep," he declared.