"The deficit is gone," Mr. Brown proclaimed, standing in front of an array of that-was-then and this-is-now charts that illustrated what he said were dramatic changes in California's fortunes.
"We have a shot," proclaimed Steve Jobs, in front of the Cupertino planning committee, in what would turn out to be his last public appearance, "at building the best office building in the world.
After an explosive climax, where sounds of screaming and crying fill the small room, the 10-minute movie ends with footage of Nasrallah proclaiming victory in front of thousands waving the yellow Hizbullah flag.
He had promised me that he'd cry at some point that morning, so I was watching him more closely than the other weed pioneers proclaiming victory in front of us.
Veliz – Benny to friends – openly and unashamedly proclaimed her unauthorised status in front of millions of American TV viewers.
"What we are doing today is making history," Kostunica proclaimed during an evening speech in front of Belgrade city hall, across from parliament.
McConnell noted that Cruz -- the anti-Obamacare crusader who spearheaded the 2013 government shutdown, thereby earning the enmity of many fellow Republicans -- had once proclaimed that he would throw himself in front of a moving train, if that's what killing health reform would take.
You'd think, too, that speakers would feel at least a little uneasy about speaking in front of banners proclaiming the latest "Lying Feminist of the Month" – but apparently not.
You'd think, too, that speakers would feel at least a little uneasy about speaking in front of banners proclaiming the latest "Lying Feminist of the Month"—but apparently not.
Therefore, she put her own self-interest in front of those she proclaimed to help with her civil rights work.
