Sentence examples for proclaimed back from inspiring English sources

"We want to make 50 points this season," Eintracht Frankfurt's coach Michael Skibbe confidently proclaimed back in August.

Tapes of John F. Kennedy in the Oval Office released last month made it clear that from his perspective, science was irrelevant to the space race he proclaimed back in 1962.

Smirnyagin can see that if Russia had given Chechnya a real taste of the independence it proclaimed back in 1991 - customs borders with Russia, visas, no permission to use Russian air-space and no oil for its refineries - the Chechens would soon have sobered up, overthrown Dudayev and realised that their future lay with Russia.

There is no democracy in China, and some would argue that despite that nation's vast resources and potential, there will not be vigorous science there either until the Chinese leaders take seriously what Mao proclaimed back in 1955 and then cynically withdrew: Let a hundred flowers bloom, let a hundred schools of thought contend.

Saying the TSA now has "zero tolerance" for thefts -- which it proclaimed back in 2008 -- implies that before then, it had some tolerance for it.

What the neighbours might proclaim back is anyone's guess.

Compensate! Compensate!" Another proclaimed: "Give back my youth, compensate my time".

Contained within Campbell's poetic defense is also an admission of concern: "I fear that this current call to abolish the NEA is the beginning of a new assault on artistic activity," he proclaimed, harkening back to the last time publicly-funded art was under threat.

Mr. Emmanuel has proclaimed the backing of Abner Louima, whose fateful encounter with the police occurred in the district.

Undertone Basement Bar, New Year's Eve GT Self-proclaimed "back-to-back chameleon" Gerd Janson is no stranger to co-helming DJ set marathons alongside a whole host of well-known names from the full spectrum of dance music.

He was unashamed of being a gay man, and proclaimed it even back in the fifties.