Sentence examples for proclaimed on monday from inspiring English sources

A "day of fury" was proclaimed on Monday by the Ukrainian nationalist party Svoboda (Freedom).

Mr. Trump proudly proclaimed on Monday that "we are killing" terrorists.

The "Donetsk People's Republic" was proclaimed on Monday, after a hastily arranged referendum resulted in nearly 90% of votes in favour of state sovereignty.

"The revolution starts right now!" George Lopez proclaimed on Monday on the premiere of "Lopez Tonight," his new 11 p.m. talk show on TBS.

Because consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the United States' domestic output, shoppers are important if the country is to pull out of the recession that is expected to be officially proclaimed on Monday.

That was the message the Martha Graham Dance Ensemble proclaimed on Thursday night.

"I know just what to do with these Arab people," Mr. Beckwith proclaimed on Wednesday to the newspaper staff.

In a rare testy moment, James proclaimed on Wednesday that he had tired of the 2010 speculation.

"Emir: one of us," a deliberately provocative 04 banner in the away end in Mainz proclaimed on Saturday but the team and the board saw things very differently.

"We are a democracy, and no personal or partisan issue can supersede the rule of law and the Constitution," Mr. Creel proclaimed on Friday.

"This calm is fragile and is liable to be short-lived," Ehud Olmert, the prime minister of Israel, proclaimed on Wednesday night.