Sentence examples for proclaimed reading from inspiring English sources

"Poker divas!" Mr. Swett proclaimed, reading off the list of lots for the auction, a benefit for a charity called the Greg Wolf Fund, which raises money for cancer research.

Both Barack Obama and Bill Clinton's proclaimed reading habits show intriguing overlap, including both the classic American novel Invisible Man and Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr.

George H.W. Bush once proclaimed, "Read my lips: No new taxes". Barack Obama pledged that he would reduce the annual cost of health-care premiums by $2,500.

It found its proudest voice in an English professor who proclaimed that reading Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Illyich had inspired her class of interns to improve their bedside manner.

"Per Squinzi: Un Affare Perfetto, Per Sassuolo: Nessun Rispetto" 'For Squinzi: a perfect deal, for Sassuolo: no respect' one banner proclaimed while another read 'Never at home'.

That still seems to be the case, but the once coveted term is now being used as a marketing gimmick, and those who truly deserve the label are lost in the noise.. Pretentious females who have labeled themselves as a "geek girl" figured out that guys will pay a lot of attention to them if they proclaim they are reading comics or playing video games.

Some lawyer fans with time on their hands will file the usual suits, a few people will proclaim a return to reading books or going to more movies where they will have to sit through commercials, but most people will wait until the moguls work it out and come up with a price for us to pay.

Studio publicity of the time proclaimed, "MILLIONS -- Have read the book.

"Homosexuality is an enormous sin -- read Leviticus 21 8," proclaimed one of the less vulgar signs bobbing at the fringe of the crowd.

"Mo Rocca's being chosen to proclaim the first reading at the Papal Mass in New York highlights the presence of LGBTQ people in all aspects of the Catholic church's ministry," Marianne Duddy-Burkexecutiveive director of Dignity USA, said in an emailed statement Monday.

For visitors from the more pessimistic east coast, where the impending death of reading is regularly proclaimed and lamented by publishing professionals, the unqualified love for books displayed here felt surprising.