Sentence examples for proclaimed to his from inspiring English sources

The weather was warm, the sky cloudless — a perfect day for baseball, Vin Scully proclaimed to his radio audience.

At an anti-hate rally, many students thought Mr. Drago was courageous when he stood up and proclaimed to his unknown tormentor: "I'm not scared of you.

But during the Republican primary battle, Mr. Keller proclaimed to his followers and the news media that "a vote for Mitt Romney is a vote for Satan".

Or as an advertisement for the American Democratic politician Eugene McCarthy – who unhorsed President Johnson in New Hampshire – proclaimed to his young followers: "We are the volunteers, and the mercenaries are no match for us.

John King of CNN proclaimed to his huge election night audience that during the previous couple of weeks, "We were not having a reality-based conversation" given the map he had before him, showing Mr. Trump with a clear opportunity to reach the White House.

On hearing the news that a hospital had opened with 500 administrators and ancillary staff, but no patients, an exasperated Hacker proclaimed to his senior civil servant: "The National Health Service, Humphrey, is an advanced case of galloping bureaucracy" to which Sir Humphrey replied: "Ooooh, certainly not galloping.

I don't view this as a criticism," he proclaims to his readers.

"Perhaps Chris (30th over) could proclaim to his office that England can pull back from the brink or that Udal is a decent bowler.

O'Reilly spent most of the segment accusing the "far-left media" of exploiting the murder of Tiller and refused to apologize for his previous comments, proclaiming to his critics: "No back-pedaling here".

"I love New York," he proclaimed, to the evident relief of his hosts.

As Pat Sr .proclaims to his son, "Let me tell ya.