Sentence examples for proclaimed never from inspiring English sources
On West 12th Street, just down from the hearings, a large banner taped to a building proclaimed, "Never Forget," and listed the dead.
The pictures of all 96 were displayed on a banner across the front of the St George's Hall, which proclaimed "Never Forgotten". A lantern for each was laid on the steps and people paid respects throughout the day, laying wreaths and Liverpool football club scarves.
My generation proclaimed, "Never trust anyone over 30".
The Rockets won consecutive championships, the last one leading their coach, Rudy Tomjanovich, to proclaim, "Never underestimate the heart of a champion".
· Sally Gimson, the prospective Labour candidate tasked with unseating Andrew Robathan in the Tory stronghold of Blaby, has bought a bright red T-shirt which proclaims "Never Kissed a Tory (Never Will)." This seems a little harsh.
A sign proclaiming "Never Again" in Kinyarwanda, French and English has been fixed next to a hole breached in its wall above skulls, bones and other remains honored with flowers beneath a green and purple awning.
He never proclaims — he never needs to.
Her eyes are closed and she proclaims that never, never before has she experienced anything to even remotely approach what that felt like.
That is why cuts are proclaimed but never done.
Edgar the Outlaw (c. 1051 – c. 1126): Son of Edward the Exile, Edgar was proclaimed, but never crowned, king.
So when a Macedonian Orthodox Church was duly proclaimed, it never gained full recognition from its Serbian parent, or any acknowledgement from global Orthodoxy.
