Sentence examples for proclaiming out from inspiring English sources

Introducing his song "Black President", Nas sums up these hopes, proclaiming "Out with the old America, in with the new!" Do They Get It?

Fashion in these circles: a post-it-note stuck to a woman's forehead proclaiming: Out Shopping.

In his January State of the State speech, Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas underscored his plan to phase out that state's income tax by proclaiming: "Look out, Texas.

There seems to be no way out, to the point that a person doesn't dare, sometimes, to feel anything more than what the headlines proclaim, out of dread that he will encounter within him emotions that are even more menacing and problematic.

Their concern is provoked by a sign in one of the windows facing Mamaroneck Avenue, a hot-pink poster with bold charcoal lettering proclaiming "Selling out to the bare walls".

Thinking it, and proclaiming it out loud are the first crucial steps.

As I started filling out the entry for Ras, the Web site proclaimed, "Sold out!" Where did that put Oidvin's guides?

Poetry, their verse seemed to proclaim, belongs out in the world.But there was another Spender too.

But "rug merchant" also invokes nerve-racking images of shop windows that proclaim: "Going Out of Business".

"I love America!" he proclaimed, pointing out that he had twice been to Massachusetts, where nearly 60,000 of the 95,000 Cape Verdeans in the U.S. reside.

Walsh, by contrast, has been widely assailed for the comments he has made since the shootings, particularly a tweet he sent shortly after they happened Thursday night in which he proclaimed: "Watch out Obama.