Sentence examples for time proclaimed from inspiring English sources
"Gay Marriage Already Won," Time proclaimed.
"Alex is the 80's career woman -- a homicidal vamp," Time proclaimed in its '87 cover story.
The local chieftains from time to time proclaimed themselves rulers over all Sweden, when in reality each formally exerted power only over his own province.
No surprise that a 3-year-old child, seeing an Olympic bronze medal for women's rowing for the first time, proclaimed, "But girls can't win medals".
Leslie Fiedler, America's most influential literary-cultural critic of the time, proclaimed Meyer a liberator and a brilliant satirist in a daring review in the fashionable Show magazine.
"Together with Autonomy we plan to reinvent how both structured and unstructured data is processed, analyzed, optimized, automated and protected," Léo Apotheker, H.P.'s chief executive at the time, proclaimed.
In 2007, Time magazine included the show on its list of the "100 Best TV Shows of All Time", proclaiming it as "America's best source of rapid-fire satire for [the past] decade".
Muhammad, again, was on the cover, this time proclaiming "Je suis Charlie".
Having successfully turned to confront the threat of the Internet in December 1995, the surprisingly agile software maker pirouetted once again last summer, this time proclaiming that it will build a computer operating system directly into the fabric of the Internet.
These are the stories of ordinary lives told through the tiniest personal details.Mr Springsteen has that rare gift of being able to accuse America of every sin under the sun while at the same time proclaiming it the best damn country in the worldIn this section Unwelcome numbers Sleepless in Manhattan Microsoft?
He has that rare gift of being able to accuse America of every sin under the sun from imperialism to profiteering while at the same time proclaiming that it is the best damn country in the world.Mr Springsteen's past odes to blue-collar America were as bleak as rock music gets.
