Sentence examples for now proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The signals now proclaimed, Food.

Land Ministry officials in Tokyo now proclaimed that the people of Kamaishi were the ones demanding the breakwater's reconstruction.

In 197 Albinus, now proclaimed emperor by his troops, entered Gaul and advanced toward Rome with the army of Britain.

"We are all Hizbullah now," proclaimed one of the banners at the Stop the War coalition's London march.

Woodward, who probably deserves the title of father of the Washington scandal culture, has now proclaimed, in effect, that the whole debate has been pointless, because the real problem is simply official hubris.

Although the marriage treaty had specified that Scotland was to maintain its independence of England, Edward now proclaimed himself overlord of Scotland; the Scots resisted, and for more than 20 years Scotland suffered foreign domination and civil war.

Critics now proclaim Camp David a mistake.

Mrs Merkel now proclaims the UN resolution to be "our resolution".

He now proclaims himself to be completely free of homosexual desires.

This most mild-mannered of artists was now proclaiming that he wanted to "assassinate painting".

Jihadists reportedly now proclaim that Libya "looks upon the southern Crusader states" a short boat-ride away.