Sentence examples for on proclaim from inspiring English sources

From now on proclaim, "I am a new-vision woman, a catalyst to a new way of living: So stop judging me or my sister because she doesn't look like your kind of arm candy, and don't ask me to act like I am any different than her.

And on one street, thousands of people pushed on, proclaiming their solidarity and defiance.

And the African Union, which early on proclaimed Ms. Bensouda as its candidate, insists that its member countries ignore the court's arrest warrant for Mr. Bashir.

From early last week, Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, focused on proclaiming a "war on trafficking".

But that's the point: until Francis the church, intent on proclaiming unrenounceable principles, had ceased to say it.

And cheery Dave still insists on proclaiming to the world that Britain is great and uniquely honourable.

President Bush knew when he insisted on proclaiming those six words that they risked undermining his capacity to govern.

Once there, consider the then director-general's observations about how to handle a controversial documentary :"We shall go on," proclaimed Charles Curran, "with these unique balancing acts.

He went on to proclaim, "Government must take your side".

Then-Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld came early on to proclaim that "truly amazing" progress had been made.

He went on to proclaim, "I have been kidnapped and imprisoned for almost 16 months now.