Sentence examples for soon proclaimed from inspiring English sources

By three o'clock, two of the assailants were dead, and officials soon proclaimed an end to the attack.

At five, she joined a gospel choir in Los Angeles -- and was soon proclaimed a prodigy.

Hay wrote editorials for the Tribune, and Greeley soon proclaimed him the most brilliant writer of "breviers" (as they were called) that he had ever had.

Vilnius, the historical capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, became part of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic and was soon proclaimed capital of the Lithuanian Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic (Lit-Bel) on February 27 , 1919

Six months had passed and now was due An independent full review In which a judge would soon proclaim If anyone should take the blame.

A1 Chinese Claim Largest Mall The South China Mall, a giant new shopping theme park in Dongguan that is nearly three times the size of the Mall of America in Minnesota, will soon proclaim itself the world's largest shopping mall.

He might be tempted to soon proclaim "mission accomplished," but that would be as premature as was President George W. Bush's similar boast about the Iraq War.

It is also misleading in the sense that, if following the logic of 'global-as-worldwide' - while being consciously polemic - ambitioned dermatologists could soon proclaim tinea pedis as the next global (read: worldwide) health problem.

Needless to note, the tea here is not Lipton, either (I dare say that erelong, caffeine, after a good 20-year run, will soon be proclaimed the new gluten, the cup of coffee pitched out after the pie it used to wash down so pleasantly), but of the chamomile and hibiscus persuasion.

Dr. Soon-Shiong proclaimed the treatment a great success, but some diabetes experts said it was too soon to make such bold claims.

It is probably too soon to proclaim an early peace.