Sentence examples for proclaimed an end from inspiring English sources

The slogans of the Mao era proclaimed an end to class society.

By three o'clock, two of the assailants were dead, and officials soon proclaimed an end to the attack.

The Laotian communists proclaimed an end to the 600-year-old monarchy and established the Lao People's Democratic Republic (LPDR) in December 1975.

He released a letter Tuesday that proclaimed an end to "the unhealthy environment created by the unfounded and false allegations made against me".

Booed every time his name was mentioned, he looked increasingly peeved as Mr Obama spoke of the need to "remake America" and proclaimed an end to "false promises".

A big change came after the first world war, when Woodrow Wilson proclaimed an end to "secret diplomacy" between nations and the start of "open diplomacy".

Ford officials went further, proclaiming an end to the recession while cautioning that the pace of recovery might be modest.

Mayor Archer, who had hoped to proclaim an end to "Devil's Night" in Detroit this year, called the sharp increase in fires a disappointment.

But in the 1950's, a more sympathetic attitude toward Indians is signaled by the advertising for "Broken Arrow," whose title proclaims an end to hostilities.

"On this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn-out dogmas that for far too long have strangled our politics," Mr. Obama vowed in his Inaugural Address.

Almost immediately after taking office, Trump made good on a promise that Sanders also made, pulling the US out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and proclaiming an end to multilateral trade deals.