Sentence examples for proclaimed at the end from inspiring English sources

That video, which was uploaded by a user named B Sil who doesn't seem to have ever touched the account again, proclaimed at the end that it was "brought to you by eBay Deals".

An independent Republic of Armenia was proclaimed at the end of the first world war but was short-lived, lasting only until the beginning of the 1920s when the Bolsheviks incorporated it into the Soviet Union.

Real Madrid are resigned to losing Higuain, who proclaimed at the end of last season that he "needed a change", and Arsenal could be prepared to pay him £100,000 a week for the privilege.

"We're glad you were born," they proclaimed at the end of the call.

"They may have much to talk about," Simon proclaimed at the end of the four-minute segment.

BANGKOK, 16 June 2005 – "Violence is not inevitable but rather an injustice that can be ended by recognizing that peace is a human right and that this responsibility belongs to everyone," more than 250 delegates proclaimed at the end of the three-day Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children.

As Gogol's narrator proclaims at the end of the story, "It's dull in this world, gentlemen!" Steven Stankiewicz Easthampton, Mass.

At PPP rallies, the most resounding slogan is "jiyay Bhutto" (long live Bhutto!), which even the family members themselves often proclaim at the end of their speeches.

"Rehearsing is for fags," Ratner proclaimed at the time.

These laws were all brought to parliament in June 1991 when we proclaimed independence at the end of that month.

After his release he did not resume his lectures until the inquisition was publicly proclaimed at an end.