Sentence examples for proclaimed the event from inspiring English sources

Yet there were many who, in their wisdom, proclaimed the event to be predictable and boring.

On one side of the cave, six small angelic worshipers kneel and above them hovers a larger angel proclaiming the event to the seven shepherds on the other side of the cave.

Whatever the reason, Democrats long acquainted with New Hampshire politics were stunned to walk into a ballroom at the Center of New Hampshire here and see signs proclaiming the event sold out.

LONDON--When scientists move into new laboratory buildings, their universities often proclaim the event with a ribbon cutting and champagne.

Spencer later tweeted a video proclaiming the event a success.

Also, there was that full-page Vons ad that ran in last Thursday's paper proclaiming the event would take place at 8 a.m.

The stela, which in Mayan was called a "stone tree," was probably set up in front of a temple or entrance to a city to proclaim the events of a ruler's reign.

Regional officials nevertheless proclaimed the donor event a success.

An example was on display at last week's Web Summit, Dublin, proudly proclaimed the biggest annual event in European tech.

She proclaimed that the event was another vehicle to open up that building, and "and once again make it the People's House – to invite people from all different backgrounds to come and share their stories and speak their minds … For it is one thing for people to tell their stories in their own spaces, and quite another for those stories to be welcomed in this space".

The FIFAs, UEFAs and IOCs of the world are always ready to proclaim the next event the best games ever.