Sentence examples for proclamation sent from inspiring English sources

In a 12,000-word proclamation, sent to Pontiki, a satirical magazine, the organisation claimed the previous attack on the ambassador's home had been spurred by the corrosive effects of austerity.

His sycophants complimented him for his wonderful choice of clothing, and on the street scared commoners praised the invisible suit until an innocent little kid screamed: "Look, the Emperor has no clothes!" The one loud proclamation sent the entire town into shock.

His bold proclamation sent shockwaves through the sports world.

The proclamation sends resources to the area.

The company will also be prohibited from using "winner" proclamations, sending simulated checks and requesting information -- the hours that consumers will be home, for instance -- that would lead them to believe they had won a prize.

When the Klan ignored the proclamation, Grant sent Federal troops to nine South Carolina counties to put down the violent activities of the Klan.

A proclamation was sent to London, announcing that Edward, now known just as Edward of Caernarvon, had freely resigned his kingdom and that Prince Edward would succeed him.

Because of a filing error, unedited proclamations were sent to the secretary of state's office for final approval.

But loving letters and proclamations were sent out calling on them for aid.

The next day, Nielsen announced that Trump would be signing a proclamation to send more National Guardsmen to the border.

"That's a big step". The next day, Nielsen announced that Trump would be signing a proclamation to send more National Guardsmen to the border.