Sentence examples for printed declaration from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Gates's printed declaration, he said the company was working on "a new vision of the future," specifically "making the Internet more useful by creating the first Internet-based platform for software developers".

His printed declaration in 1944 of "war to the end" against the British appeared under a map of Palestine that extended to the border of Iraq, enclosing the image of a rifle by the words "Only Thus".

His printed declaration in 1944 of "war to the end" against the British appeared under a map of Palestine that extended to the border of Iraq, enclosing the image of a rifle by the words "Only Thus". Eventually, of course, Prime Minister Begin would give up the Sinai Peninsula.

Their demands were largely met: all the newspapers except The Herald Tribune printed the declaration, and leaflets fluttered over all five cities, some from an escort plane, some from helicopters.

He built a press at his house on the outskirts of Paris and printed the declaration and other inspiring documents from America to show the French that the colonists were fighting for the ideals of liberty and out of an aversion to tyranny, causes that were welling up in their country as well.

Remember, at the time, that printing the Declaration of Independence was an act of treason.

Remember, it's a job she'd successfully done — along with publishing a newspaper and printing the Declaration of Independence — for more than a decade.

Taylor theorized that while they were printing the Declaration, the printers were for some reason interrupted, and the bed of type was "unlocked," releasing pressure on the pieces of lead.

Beneath it all is a simple declaration printed in white type: "We Remember".

They also wanted the authorities to drop thousands of leaflets printed with the declaration over London, Paris, Montreal, Chicago and New York.

She did this again when she printed an authorized Declaration for each state capital.