Sentence examples for proclaiming at from inspiring English sources

President Bush has said his proposal is open to all faiths, proclaiming at a prayer breakfast, "We welcome all religion".

Nigerian children see themselves in these increasingly popular dolls, with one customer - five-year-old Ifunanya Odiah - proudly proclaiming at a Lagos shopping mall: "I like it.

Like many of those men, he had maintained his innocence since shortly after the confession, proclaiming at his sentencing hearing: "I didn't do anything".

Jay-Z, unburdened by modesty, has no problem proclaiming at the start of the song: "I'm the new Sinatra/And since I made it here/I can make it anywhere/Yeah, they love me everywhere".

She first came to public attention by proclaiming at the Academy Awards ceremony that the Oscar she'd just received for her short film Wasp was "the dog's bollocks", and her second feature-length picture, Fish Tank, makes the 1961 film version of Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey, of which it is in many ways an updating, look the epitome of gentility.

But Google+ was the most significant attempt the company had made, proclaiming at the time: "we believe online sharing is broken".

While on paper the Daily Mail proclaimed "At last!

Peace was proclaimed at the Diet of Bamberg (March 1135), at which Swabia was returned to Frederick.

"I don't give a shit about lobbyists," Trump proclaimed at an event in May.

The main purpose, he proclaimed at the outset, was to reassert Israel's deterrence against Hamas.

"Mississippi has gone backward in the last four years," Mr. Barbour proclaimed at the outset.