Sentence examples for proclaims itself as from inspiring English sources

TAMPA, Fla .— Kyle Higashioka grew up surfing off the bluffs in Huntington Beach, Calif., which proclaims itself as Surf City.

The cruise industry proclaims itself as one of the fastest growing sectors of the tourism business and it has held up relatively well in the global slowdown.

It is shocking to contemplate that in the 21st century these primeval conditions still exist in a country that prides itself on its technological and academic achievements, and proclaims itself as the world's largest democracy.

Explora, only two years old, has already made it into glossy style magazines and architectural coffee table books and, rather self-consciously, proclaims itself as a revolutionary travel experience.

"Here is a government that proclaims itself as illiberal, and if it says it's illiberal, liberals are its natural enemy, especially if they are backed by funds the government has no control over," Mr. Loke said, referring to organizations funded by Mr. Soros.

Bidding to stage the Olympics for the first time, Hamburg proclaims itself as Germany's sportiest city and a recent survey revealed 80.5% of men and women in Hamburg take part in at least one sport each week.

Nashville's Smallest Art Gallery NSAGG) proclaimed itself as, "the smallest functioning art gallery in Nashville, and dare we say, the world!" What it lacked in size, it made up for in freedom and ambition.

An innate belligerence is immediately clear from the title proudly, proclaiming itself as a "fiction".

In order to proclaim itself as the "new Israel," Christianity had to repudiate the claims of Israel's traditional children.

It was in Berat, in 1944, that the communist-controlled Anti-Fascist NatitselfLiberasion Council proclaimed ithelf as the provisional government of the country.

It is just 18 months since the coalition was pieced together, proclaiming itself as a "new politics".