Sentence examples for proclamation to his from inspiring English sources
On Sept. 22, he read the proclamation to his cabinet.
On December 29th, Lincoln read a draft of the Proclamation to his Cabinet and he discussed it with them again, two days later.
On March 28 , 1796 he made his first proclamation to his troops: Soldiers, you are naked, badly fed.…Rich provinces and great towns will be in your power, and in them you will find honour, glory, wealth.
When Abraham Lincoln first presented a version of the Emancipation Proclamation to his Cabinet, Secretary of State William Seward warned that issuing it after a defeat would look desperate.
Before unveiling the Emancipation Proclamation to his cabinet, he read aloud to them some of Ward's comic stylings.
The cutaway features a live action hand puppet segment, in which Stewie is making a proclamation to his subjects, before the Trolley comes along.
He would make sweeping, grandiose proclamations to his female audiences: "Life is too expensive for pretty young things these days!" he would shout.
Nicolas Lerma, the carnival jester, was there, decked out in full matador garb as he was led, stumbling, through the rink by fellow jester Hector Mario Ramírez and shouting slurred proclamations to his adoring public.
After Deukmejian presented a proclamation to Mays highlighting his "outstanding, fantastic career" in 22 seasons with the Giants in New York and San Francisco, a reporter asked the Republican governor if he had ever seen Mays play.
Some might argue that Branson is simply 'talking his book,' making bold proclamations to support his investments.
Andrew Jackson issued his "Proclamation to the People of South Carolina," asserting the supremacy of the federal government and warning that "disunion by armed force is treason".
