One Mexican paper proclaimed this week: "The US puts in the money, Mexico puts in the corpses".
"Poland-Germany 1410-2014, 2-0", the paper proclaimed on its front page.The headline somehow backfired by underscoring the rarity of Polish triumphs over Germans.
"Yank Yassky!" the paper proclaimed, adding: "Those who've seen it understand: forty seconds of David Yassky go a very long way indeed".
Ben Goodman, 69, from north London, was hired to play a newspaper vendor who hands a paper proclaiming the breaking "Royal scandal" to Mrs Simpson, played by Andrea Riseborough.
When Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was found dead in the sea off Cap Martin in the south of France, the local paper proclaimed that the architect was the worst-lodged tourist on the Côte d'Azur.
PARIS — On April 11 , 1992 The Sun, a British tabloid, published one of its most famous headlines: "It's The Sun Wot Won It," the paper proclaimed, referring to an election in which the Conservative Party, led by John Major, had unexpectedly beaten Neil Kinnock and Labour.
We can get an idea from Choices Stortford's Facebook page, which links to an article in a local paper proclaiming that six of its counsellors have received training on how to deliver a "post-abortion recovery programme" called 'The Journey'".
The buzz: After their locally notorious mid-2006 headline show at London's Cafe De Paris, one excitable music paper proclaimed them "the best new band in Britain!" The truth: They're the best new band with a biblical name in Britain.
One paper proclaimed that "the people of Vietnam became a crucified people and their homeland a national Golgotha".
Mr. Fossella, victorious with 62percentt of the vote, was so intent on getting to Congress that, according to The Staten Island Advance, he flew to Washington from Newark carrying the morning papers proclaiming his own victory only 10 hours after it was announced.
