Sentence examples for proclaimed of a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Felsenstein pried open the case of the first I.B.M. PC, examined its motherboard and pointed with glee to three "blue lines" -- wires that were evidence, he proclaimed, of a hastily patched-together computer that had been rushed to market.

The following month the other important guerrilla leader, Guadalupe Victoria, joined the alliance, and March 1 Iturbide was proclaimed head of a new Army of the Three Guarantees.

Everything seemed to have worked out perfectly when Keita was officially proclaimed president of a country that was recently on the verge of collapse.

Another revolutionary, José Manuel Herrera, created a government on Galveston Island in September 1816 which he proclaimed part of a Mexican Republic.

On January 18, while Prussian guns bombarded Paris, William I was proclaimed emperor of a united nation at military headquarters in Versailles.

As Conservative leader a decade ago (he is now foreign secretary), William Hague proclaimed a target of a million-strong membership.

"I wish to proclaim: abuse of a minor by a priest, never again".

Thomas L. Friedman's "morning in America" message is wonderful (column, Nov. 6), but the Bush administration is proclaiming more of a "it's predawn in America" message instead.

On June 26 , 1975 the Pres., invoking the emergency provision of the constitution, proclaimed a state of emergency in the entire country.

It was proclaimed a monument of culture of national importance in 1956.

In January 2011 the Times proclaimed a "conspiracy of silence" around groups of Pakistani men sexually exploiting white British girls.