Sentence examples for ready to proclaim from inspiring English sources

With the Tories ready to proclaim Labour "illegitimate", every single vote counts.

Just as he seemed ready to proclaim himself a big-government conservative, Santorum drew back.

Nevertheless, people are always ready to proclaim things at the beginning.

The FIFAs, UEFAs and IOCs of the world are always ready to proclaim the next event the best games ever.

But the sage who met them face to face today isn't ready to proclaim their arrival just yet.

Of course, no one here, not even the ever-jubilant Mayor Dennis Archer, is ready to proclaim Detroit completely reborn.

The fact that other states have caved in to impassioned protests from those who crudely link the Confederate flag to slavery seems to make many white Mississippians readier to proclaim what Georgia and South Carolina were afraid to say.

Whether you're a crazy cat lady or a dude ready to publicly proclaim your obsession with your feline friend, get ready to celebrate the many pros of being a proud cat owner -- all negative stereotypes aside.

And be ready to proudly proclaim your love of sci-fi and Star Trek!

In the 1980's and 90's, Vince Neil (of Motley Crue and Stephen Pearcyy (of Ratt) were all dressed up and ready to screech, proclaiming their unruly manliness under big hair and layers of make-up.

But this would be a good spot to proclaim ourselves ready, to put ourselves out front a little bit.