Sentence examples for proclaimed deadline from inspiring English sources

"It's beginning to look like fall in July," proclaimed Deadline Hollywood's Mike Fleming amid the critical hurrahs for Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, which injected an early spike of awards season adrenaline into the post-blockbuster late-summer slump.

But the loudly proclaimed 2000 deadline caused research funding to tail off.

Having proclaimed and disclaimed previous deadlines for establishing a state, Mr. Arafat and the Palestinian leadership this week tied the Palestinian fate to a new one, Sept. 13.

The Heritage Foundation, in an official statement, proclaimed: "The artificial Afghanistan withdrawal deadline has obviously caused some of our military leaders to question our strategy in Afghanistan... We don't need an artificial timeline for withdrawal.

The bill has been tabled which means it will have to go through all the regular processes before passing the Senate and being proclaimed into law all before a deadline of December 20, when the stay in the Bedford decision expires.

Late Wednesday night was the official deadline for proclaiming the vote tallies, but as the evening wore on there were few signs it would be observed.

Because every promise has a deadline, especially if it is a political promise, and when the extensions proclaimed in the speeches expire, patience runs out and difficult-to-label positions appear in those eternally classified as citizens.

When the bill to ratify the treaty was going through parliament this year, the then Labour foreign ministers Glenys Kinnock and Chris Bryant repeatedly proclaimed that US cluster munition arsenals would be removed from British territory by the declared deadline of 2013.

proclaimed over a loudspeaker.

"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.

"Just wait," I proclaimed.