Sentence examples for proclaims between from inspiring English sources
"God in Heaven!" he proclaims between barfs.
"Sober!" Ms. Marshall proclaimed between songs.
Through a series of edicts proclaimed between 1536 and 1544, King Francis I instituted the first systematic measures to police France.
Using battered radios and a single cellphone, the veterans here have followed what to them are the confusing events of recent years: the friendship proclaimed between Vietnam and the United States and the arrest in June of Vang Pao, the former Hmong general who faces charges in U.S. federal court of plotting to attack the Laotian government.
Using battered radios, the veterans here have followed what to them are the confusing events of recent years: the friendship proclaimed between Vietnam and the United States and the arrest in June of Vang Pao, the former Hmong general who faces charges in the United States of plotting to attack the Laotian government.
Back in the waning years of the Cold War in the 1980s, we used to hear a lot from conservatives about the false "moral equivalence" liberals were said to be proclaiming between the actions of the United States and those of Communist regimes.
For instance, the Ludford report proclaims equality between European citizens and third country nationals and goes so far as to propose that non-nationals can be employed as European officials in the same way as Member State nationals, or that they enjoy the same rights of unchecked freedom of movement and family reunification as EU nationals.
The choice for many people in the early 20th century, as Rosa Luxemburg famously proclaimed, was between socialism and barbarism.
Gen. Hlaing proclaimed unity between the military and people, despite the former's brutal mistreatment of the latter for decades, and the importance of "stability".
This, as the sandstone clubhouse between the two diamonds proclaims, is "The Birth Place of Little League".
It proclaimed that alliances between foreign and Brazilian lawyers were unethical.
