Sentence examples for the proclamation that from inspiring English sources

COLD SPRING Putnam County Bicentennial Celebration Performances, re-enactments, a reading of the proclamation that formed Putnam County and more.

COLD SPRING Putnam County Bicentennial Celebration Performances, re-enactments and a reading of the proclamation that formed Putnam County.

There was also really no story when Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving in 1863, the proclamation that established our modern holiday.

He also appeared to speak approvingly of a part of the proclamation that called for periodic reports.

He is a distant relative of William Bradford, once the governor of Plymouth Colony, who is often credited with the proclamation that began a certain November holiday.

The next day, the king attempted to escape from France, was arrested, returned to Paris, and was imprisoned; a year later, from his cell, he issued the proclamation that directed several scientists including Jean Delambre and Pierre Mechain to perform the operations necessary to determine the length of the metre.

Make the proclamations that define his rapidly disappearing self; he wouldn't know himself without his list of demands — demands that very few in his intimate circle have any interest in meeting just now.

She writes the proclamations that, when signed by the Mayor, turn any day, week, or month into a festive occasion, like Internists' Day, Jr. Bowling Week, or Jazz Month.

And this dynamic of canonical expectations only accelerates if Benioff and Weiss are telling the story Martin wants told before Martin tells it – which has been the implication behind the proclamations that they know how Martin will end the series.

You can, however, put a price on the original proclamation that established the heartwarming holiday, and that price is around $8-12 8-12 million dollars

And yet – like the Emancipation Proclamation that made it possible, the Combahee raid is essential to the meaning of the Civil War.