Sentence examples for proclaim it as from inspiring English sources

Signs on the doors proclaim it as his first car, and the handwritten story behind it is taped to a side window.

Two years ago, the virtual world Second Life was everywhere, as pundits and press alike rushed to proclaim it as the Next Big Digital Thing.

The fluttering flags and the Ferris wheel, invented less than a decade earlier, proudly proclaim it as a work of American art, like the works that are the focus of the exhibition's second section, "Regionalism, Social Realism, and American Visions".

It's one of the great tragedies of Africa that so many people have internalised the homophobia of that colonial oppression and now proclaim it as their own authentic African tradition".

Its popularity has soared and its champions, such as the writer and founder of the Alliance of Independent Authors, Orna Ross, proclaim it as something "radical, really revolutionary within my world".. Self-publishing is the revolution du jour, the change that will liberate writers and democratise publishing.

Some years there are more blockbusters, some years less, and there is a cliched tendency of even otherwise smart industry folks like Spielberg and Lucas to look at what they perceive (rightly or wrongly) to be a trend in the morning and proclaim it as a trend that will last through the next morning and the next, and make large predictions based on it.

Hours before the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom 50 years ago, pedestrians on their way to work scurried past the Petersen House, across the street from Ford's Theater, its conspicuous sign proclaiming it as the "house where Lincoln died".

A BRAND once lovingly mocked for commercials proclaiming it as "the freshmaker" is refreshing its approach to marketing.

"Fortunately, Mitch has reversed his policy, adopted our position, and proclaimed it as his own".

Prior to the album's release this spring, the publicity blurb proclaimed it as the ideal Mother's Day present.

Mr Madani, who said his release after six years was unconditional, proclaimed it as a good omen.