Sentence examples for they were proclaimed from inspiring English sources

They were proclaimed in February and crowned on April 21.

They were proclaimed 2012's "Top New Artist" by Billboard.

The church's ruins have been protected as a national antiquity since 1927; in 1967, they were proclaimed an architectural monument of culture of national importance.

They were proclaimed acceptable by the first author.

They were proclaiming victory over history itself.

Two years before, people had called her a "kook"; lately they were proclaiming her beautiful.

When medieval painters incorporated memento mori into their compositions — the skull dabbed into a portrait of courtly gents, say — they were proclaiming, "Beware earthly delights, for hell is everlasting!" In our times, the skull has become a fashion accessory or an attempt at irony in dreary artworks.

"I don't think we can discount the possibility of a third World War," Mr Musk told GQ. "You know, in 1912 they were proclaiming a new age of peace and prosperity, saying that it was a golden age, war was over.

It's pathetic we can come so far in so many ways, but when Rep. Aaron Schock or Rep. Jeff Flake post pictures of themselves without their suits on--and their shirts, for that matter--they are proclaimed "hotties".

However, the horse-trading, pork-barreling, balkanizing process called "defense policy making" has a way of chewing up grand visions, even when they are proclaimed by presidents.

To me, Royal Blood sound very little like the saviours of rock they're proclaimed as being.