At about 4 in the afternoon, he would proclaim, "Well, the sun is over the yardarm".
And Mr. Brennan, surprised by the lack of first-date jitters, proclaimed, "Well, this isn't awkward".
In 1891, after he finished "The White Company," which was set in the Middle Ages and based on tales of "gallant, pious knights," he proclaimed, "Well, I'll never beat that".
A surly woman behind the snack-bar counter glared at Heschel — his yarmulke and white beard making him look like an ancient Hebrew prophet — and mockingly proclaimed: "Well, I'll be damned.
And it's far more powerful than a DMO Destination Marketing Organizationn) tweet proclaiming... well, just about anything.
I think that maybe what Parker should appreciate is that as a pundit, she can sort of lean back in her Aeron chair and haughtily proclaim, "Well, of course, I wouldn't have gone into Syria!
To a man in a khaki suit at the Sunday night shindig, he called out, "Thank you for being you!" To a woman who said that her congressman boss was glad that she'd attended Monday afternoon's cocktail reception, he proclaimed, "Well if you're happy and your boss is happy and I'm happy, then that is just so happy".
One proclaims how well everything is going, proving the falsity of alarmist predictions made by George Osborne and other "experts" (pause for hisses).
As Osborne proclaims growth well above forecasts, with Treasury receipts up and employment up, he will claim austerity works, though growth only looks so steep after falling to such an unprecedented low for so long.
I ask how he directs a multigenerational ensemble including Viola Davis, Jeremy Irons, Emma Thompson ("royalty," he proclaims) as well as these great kids.
