Sentence examples similar to proclaimed became from inspiring English sources

"When alcohol was outlawed," the tune-in ads proclaim, "outlaws became kings".

Pledgers apparently gather strength from the sense that they are an embattled minority; once their numbers exceed thirty per cent, and proclaimed chastity becomes the norm, that special identity is lost.

WHEN the Council of Ministers met in Lisbon a few weeks ago, Europe's political leaders set out an ambitious goal for this decade: Europe, they proclaimed, should become a dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy.

The smartphone, he boldly proclaimed, will become your mode of transportation.

Fragments of particular verses are preached and proclaimed and become part of a lexicon of vernacular speech for community members.

In the aftermath of this attempted coup, Fox and eleven other Quakers issued a broadside proclaiming what became known among Friends in the 20th century as the "peace testimony": they committed themselves to oppose all outward wars and strife as contrary to the will of God.

Thus the French propensity for proclaiming disagreement becomes an unwelcome irritant.

Signs, slogans and the identity they proclaim have become a way to differentiate the many towns in New Jersey.

Of the song R&B writer Nelson George proclaimed, "[It] became a Jackson signature similar to the way "My Way" served Frank Sinatra.

Ashcroft proclaims, "it became literally part of the DNA of the country".

He proclaimed he would become the best in the world as a boy in Serbia and never wavered.