Jesus, Christians proclaim, died for us WHILE we were still enemies!
Their eyes widen and they proclaim, "Die?
Cowards, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar proclaims, die many times before their deaths.
General McClellan issued a General Order that proclaimed, "He died as a soldier would wish to die – amid the thick of battle, his voice and example animating his men to brave deeds".
He turned Descartes on his head to proclaim, "I die, therefore I am".
For almost its entire life, cinema has been proclaimed a dying medium, under threat from talkies, television, home video and now digital technology.
Boxing, a sport long proclaimed dead or dying in the United States, has become increasingly global in recent years.
According to an official translation of his speech, Mr. Hussein proclaimed all who died martyrs, saying: "Much dear blood of the dear ones was shed.
My parents' generation lived through the public-health campaigns of the 1980s, which put tombstones on television screens and leaflets proclaiming "Don't die of ignorance" through the nation's letterboxes.
In 1034 the emperor became ill, allegedly poisoned by Zoe; and, upon his death on April 11, she at once took control and married Michael, who was proclaimed Emperor Michael IV. Michael IV died in 1041 and was succeeded by Michael V Calaphates.
I will no longer be able to sneer at iPhone users when their batteries die, proclaiming that I didn't need to go to an Apple Store to get my battery replaced.
