Sentence examples for proclaimed on the from inspiring English sources

How can one not be intimidated by the knowledge one is a billionaire – especially when the information has been proclaimed on the Sunday Times super-rich list?

Academics who have proclaimed on the issue come down on both sides of the argument.

"This is anti-Auto-Tune" he proclaimed on the track DOA (Death of Auto-Tune).

He proclaimed on the campaign trail that under him "America doesn't do nation-building".

Then there is the Duke of Brachiano himself, whose tragedy, after all, is proclaimed on the play's title page.

"The CIA's actions are a stain on our values and on our history," the committee's chair, Senator Dianne Feinstein, proclaimed on the floor of the Senate.

HARRY Truman famously asked to be sent a one-armed economist, having tired of exponents of the dismal science proclaiming "On the one hand, this" and "On the other hand, that".

But the timing also provided China's leaders with an opportunity to proclaim, on the one hand, their magnanimity and, on the other, their vigilance when it comes to restive ethnic minorities.

Nicholas Music Inc.," as the hand-painted gold-leaf letters proclaim on the transom over a door with chicken-wire frosted glass, brass hardware and a mail slot.

ACT's people are "laying the groundwork to defeat George Bush" it proclaims on the home-page.Clearly 527s have knocked a hole in the campaign-finance laws a point not lost on Republicans who were slower to set them up.

"In obedience to our Judeo-Christian heritage," Cardinal Dolan said, "we have consistently taught our people to live their lives during the week to reflect the same beliefs that they proclaim on the Sabbath.