Sentence examples for proclaimed to from inspiring English sources

The news of the succession was proclaimed to the world.

"Our hour has arrived," he proclaimed to cheers in 2009.

Five weeks later, the wire services proclaimed to the nation: GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN INSANE.

Mao's figurative heir, Deng Xiaoping, once proclaimed, "To get rich is glorious".

A grey shiny dish is proudly proclaimed to consist of "big dog's penis".

Maybe they were the bold new leaders they had been proclaimed to be.

When he was pardoned, Beer's leader column proclaimed: "To pardon the innocent is an eccentric proceeding.

"With the Champions League, it's not bad staying at Monaco," he generously proclaimed to widespread relief.

In 1996, he proclaimed, to the Times Magazine, "Too much style in America is tacky.

"The Angolan authorities always proclaimed to have caught this group 'red-handed' in their crime.

"But you're a wonderful actor, wonderful," the next woman proclaimed to Lane, who smiled.