Sentence examples for proclaimed earlier from inspiring English sources

"My enemy is the world of finance," Hollande had proclaimed earlier in the campaign, but his mention of the supertax caught his advisers off guard.

Jacobson was totally up for the job of translating the narration into caricatures, having proclaimed earlier in the episode, "I'm a genital wizard!" The Chris Gethard Show's prior four years gestating on public-access was more than enough time for Gethard and his collaborators to come up with kooky gags like "Genital Chamber," which subvert the standards and practices of traditional TV.

No longer will senators and their staffs have to cope with the smell, a relieved Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, proclaimed earlier this month.

As Elle magazine proclaimed earlier this year, Amy Poehler is "simultaneously the adorable little sister who makes you laugh and the wise older sister who supports you through your darkest hour".

The United Nations proclaimed 2014 the year of the family farm.

But as Ewing proclaimed this week, "It's a new day".

The two organisations have proclaimed 2011 the International Year of Chemistry.

One Mexican paper proclaimed this week: "The US puts in the money, Mexico puts in the corpses".

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

(Sri Lanka, meanwhile, has proclaimed 2012 the "Year for a Trilingual Sri Lanka").

Small Business Week: It's Getting Harder President Obama proclaimed last week National Small Business Week.