Sentence examples for proclaimed down from inspiring English sources

In 1904 Carl Sandburg proclaimed: "Down in southern New Jersey they make glass.

Posters that proclaimed "Down with America" were distributed to the crowds, and some people burned American flags and chanted slogans like "Get out!

Michelle Obama's outfit choices on a recent tour of Japan are proclaimed to break down female stereotypes.

The unrest escalated during the night as a large crowd set several fires outside the legislative assembly, smashed the building's windows and daubed graffiti on the walls proclaiming "Revolution", "Down with Paes, down with Cabral [the mayor and state governor]" and "Hate police".

The pilot, who again needed to work on his word choices, clicked on the loudspeaker and proclaimed, "We are going down to Albuquerque".

"I've got some funny ideas about what sounds good," David Lowery proclaimed in "Shut Us Down," a song from 1986 that a reunited Camper Van Beethoven played at Irving Plaza on Friday night.

Downing Street proclaimed this was the first prime minister's speech on prisons in 20 years.

But this year our 10-year-old son proclaimed the "boring button-down look" was not for him.

"The world!" she proclaimed, tears streaming down her beautiful, long, dark face.

Inspired by Liberland, the micronation of Enclava has proclaimed itself just down the Danube river.

For so many years, financial types from Madoff down proclaimed to be doing something, when in fact they were doing nothing.