Sentence examples for proclaimed winner from inspiring English sources
The Turner prize winning artist Mark Wallinger, odds-on favourite from the moment his design for a 50 metre (164ft) white horse was unveiled, was yesterday proclaimed winner of the competition to create a landmark sculpture for Ebbsfleet taller than the Angel of the North - and so inevitably dubbed the Angel of the South.
Proclaimed winner of the "best arse" award.
It is also a blow against Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, who intervened brazenly in favour of Mr Yanukovich, the proclaimed winner in November (the Kremlin has kept quiet about Mr Yushchenko's victory this week).
The American Congress recently recognised the "cultural and historical significance" of the Iranian new year.For his part, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the proclaimed winner of last summer's poll, invited a clutch of regional leaders, including the presidents of Iraq and Afghanistan (where Nowruz is also celebrated, albeit patchily), to a jamboree in Tehran.
The new cuts would be announced after this week's Consumer Electronics Show, as media outlets everywhere write their CES retrospectives, proclaiming winners and losers, trends and unfashionable pieces of junk.
The judges declared Camacho the winner because of the following state rule: whoever is ahead on scorecards can be proclaimed the winner when at least half the fight is over, the bell for the next round has rung and the bout has been stopped because of an accidental head butt.
He was proclaimed the winner.
After initially agreeing to a recount, it backtracked, and Mr Maduro was hurriedly proclaimed the winner.
The official results proclaimed the winner to be Mikhail Stolyarov, the United Russia candidate, with about 60 percent of the vote, and Mr. Shein in second place with about 30 percent.
After being forced to make a further effort it still tried to escape and the other was proclaimed the winner, having established a local record for the sport.
Mr Aquino has already warned that if he is not proclaimed the winner, there will be a "People Power" uprising like the one in 1986 that put his mother, Corazon Aquino, in the presidential palace.Alas, postponement seems no more attractive.
