Sentence examples for proclaimed it is from inspiring English sources

Of Russia, Winston Churchill once proclaimed "it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma"; the statement could equally apply to this 19-year-old from Melbourne.

It is a sign of this anxiety that since then, one giant firm after another has publicly proclaimed it is putting clients first.

An advertisement for the building in The New York Times proclaimed: "It is in the city — but not of the city.

Still, unveiling the changes in a tour on Wednesday, Garden management proclaimed it is thrilled at what is accomplished so far, with the sixth-floor concourse as the centerpiece but also with an eighth-floor viewing deck and concourse area done a year ahead of schedule.

Albert Einstein once proclaimed, "It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge".

On the day the accession of the new sovereign is proclaimed, it is customary to raise the flag to the top of the mast from 11 am.

"If anything bears eloquent testimony to the infinitely precious virtues of the traditional American system," he proclaims, "it is the Jewish experience in this country.

The ad proclaimed, "It's Unfair.

As the announcer proclaimed: "It's been a long, strange trip".

Horn boldly stepped forward afterward and proclaimed: "It's a rivalry now.

In Powell, Ohio, a week ago he proclaimed, "It's good to be back here in Big 10 country".