Sentence examples for proclaimed a major from inspiring English sources

In October, the freighter was seized, and the incident was proclaimed a major intelligence success.

Several years ago, Mexico captured the Gulf cartel's boss, Osiel Cárdenas, and proclaimed a major victory.

Initially proclaimed as a major conservation success as tiger populations allegedly increased, it was recognized as a failure in the 1980s largely because of illegal hunting.

Although it was proclaimed a cult film and major game-changer before it was released, it failed to win either mainstream audiences or maintain its cult following.

Yet Americans may be wise to restrain hopes that Mr. Hussein's capture will generate an early downturn in the insurgency that has taken the lives of more than 190 American soldiers since May 1, the day Mr. Bush proclaimed an end to major combat operations.

The Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, declared her "enthusiastic support" for the project, proclaiming it "a major economic engine for the city just at a time when we need it most".

The departing president had proudly proclaimed a less corrupt government as one of his major achievements.

In his major work, Nouveau Christianisme (1825), he proclaimed a brotherhood of man that must accompany the scientific organization of industry and society.

Pellew returned to Britain with his prize, the first major French warship captured during the conflict, and was proclaimed a hero.

Nowra was proclaimed a town in 1857.

The experiment was immediately proclaimed a success.