Sentence examples for proclaimed at the time from inspiring English sources

The congress, modelled on that of the old Soviet Union, is supposed to take place every four years but it has been endlessly postponed as a result of the "special period" proclaimed at the time of the Soviet collapse.

"This was a shocking betrayal of trust by one of Wall Street's most trusted names," Spitzer proclaimed at the time.

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

It is ironic that then-Speaker Bass, who wrongly proclaimed at the time the bill was passed that it was not an "early release" bill, recently felt compelled to give raises to certain legislative staffers even as the state's budget problems persist.

But Google+ was the most significant attempt the company had made, proclaiming at the time: "we believe online sharing is broken".

The Paris Commune, the last time the city was ruled by the left, was proclaimed at the Hotel de Ville on March 26 1871.

"Honestly, it would just never occur to me to go to any site to pick a doctor," proclaimed Guy Kawasaki at the time.

"If tickets cost a pound apiece, why should you make a fuss?" the song proclaimed at a time when fares were counted in pennies.

"Anything else just isn't tennis" proclaimed the adverts at the time.

Timetables were bad, the Republicans all proclaimed in unison, at the time.

Although Goodrich proclaimed their futures bright at the time of the separation, and one of the two boys is indeed thriving, his brother eventually developed debilitating seizures; the boy, now 9, takes medication that impairs his alertness and cognition.