Sentence examples for one proclaims from inspiring English sources

10/10 LH "Meal For One" proclaims the packaging, which feels surprisingly modest – it suggests we're dealing with a sad, even shameful bedsit repast, rather than an innovative piece of fusion cuisine.

At the beginning of a new feature-length DVD about Sidney Crosby, the Pittsburgh Penguins' spectacular center, a procession of commentators finishes the thought: "Sidney Crosby is.... " One proclaims, "Sidney Crosby is the N.H.L".

One proclaims over a stirring music track: "This summer, the greatest athletes come together in London.

I expect that every statement made by a president has some political purpose, but when one proclaims equality and ends discrimination for millions of people, it should be celebrated and given the respect it deserves.

I can't fathom the type of pressure he must be feeling, considering he is the greatest known artist on the planet; although he is the one proclaiming that.

They'll be found sipping on proescco in the VIP, both arms covered in tatty, sweaty wristbands, each one proclaiming their exclusive status.

One proclaimed that because God banned alcohol, he allowed temporary marriage.

No one proclaimed what Pope John Paul II has called the gospel of life with greater effectiveness than Cardinal O'Connor.

"Nixon's the One," proclaimed bumper stickers and buttons in 1968, but this was only wishful thinking.

A rumpled metal piece of the old one, proclaiming this to be "Falcon Country," hangs as a twisted memorial where the players take the field.

Today's ceremony will begin about 3 30 p.m. with a procession of banners, led by one proclaiming "Unus Dominus, Una Fides, Unum Baptisma" -- "One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism".