Sentence examples for proclaimed over from inspiring English sources

proclaimed over a loudspeaker.

As Trump passed the delegate threshold, an illuminated message proclaimed: "Over the Top".

Yet, even allowing for some recent corporate scandals and the odd crooked chief executive, most law-abiding companies do good simply as a by-product of their pursuit of profits—as Adam Smith first proclaimed over 200 years ago.

The people are supporting a protest started by the young people and, a week after the protest was proclaimed over, we are on the verge of breaking another record.

"Balanchine is No. 1 at the end of the 20th century as Petipa was at the end of the 19th," he proclaimed over lunch at the nearby Restaurant 1913.

The Observer headline was unequivocal: "New grammar school tests thwart 'pushy parents'" it proclaimed, over an equally forthright subheading: "Redesigned exam identifies the most able pupils, not just those from wealthy backgrounds".

Lipman has Alice proclaim, over and over, that she's a loser, but we hardly believe her.

The contentment they proclaim, over even Nancy's long and manifestly unfulfilling affair with a married French colonel, isn't the least bit convincing.

Just how many Republicans would oppose the bill remained unclear, but both veteran lawmakers and new members began proclaiming over the weekend that they would not back the plan.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 20 , 1947P. 23 A little girl waiting with her mother in Penn Station was suddenly enchanted by what the train announcer was proclaiming over the loudspeaker.

This didn't stop Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi proclaiming over the weekend that communications access and, in particular, internet access, is the next important step in development.