Sentence examples for proclaim victorious from inspiring English sources

Though billboards proclaim "Victorious in the New Millennium" and Fidel Castro still clings to the revolutionary ideals of an earlier generation, the unending scramble to make ends meet and the voices in the streets tell another story.

Both sides proclaimed victory.

Bernie also is winning the people- prominent yet unscientific polls on Facebook and throughout the internet proclaim Sanders victorious, sometimes in huge margins.

In the ensuing conflict of 1076, Vikramaditya VI emerged victorious and proclaimed himself king of the Chalukya empire.

After five years of savage fighting, the Republican government was defeated on 17 April 1975 when the victorious Khmer Rouge proclaimed the establishment of Democratic Kampuchea.

New Yorkers proclaim this frequently.

Aphorisms proclaim rather than persuade.

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.

San Martín and his army then entered Lima, the independence of Peru was proclaimed on July 28 , 1821 and the victorious revolutionary commander was made protector.

"Can we win?" - Prediction Model Having established the premises of the startup, the question then becomes, "Can we win?" As Sun Tzu, proclaimed in The Art of War: "Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win".

Versailles was used as a hospital during the Franco-Prussian War, and for a few months served as the residence of the victorious king of Prussia, who proclaimed the founding of the German Empire in the Hall of Mirrors in January 1871.